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The gift: a New Year’s Eve remembrance
By
deacon greg kandra
My mother used to love to tell this story: It was New Year’s Eve, 1948. The snow was falling, the wind was howling. And the man who would be my father showed up at her doorstep with a huge box in his arms, wrapped in colorful Christmas paper. What was this? A present? A week…
“It is equal in dignity to have either an elephant or a priest in the family”
By
deacon greg kandra
The New York Times concludes its series on foreign priests in America by traveling to the other side of the world, India. In Tuesday’s installment, we find that one of the world’s leading exporters of priests is having second thoughts: In the sticky night air, next to a grove of mahogany trees, nearly 50 young…
A father and son swim the Tiber — and become priests
By
deacon greg kandra
Well, this made me put down my coffee cup and go “Wow.” A father, a son, a conversion, and more. From the Times of London: In what is believed to be a first, a father and son, both former Anglican clergy, have been ordained as Catholic priests and are now working for the same archdiocese,…
What’s on your iGod?
By
deacon greg kandra
I’m a little late in posting this bit of technological wizardry, but the priest who developed this little marvel was kind enough to send me an e-mail (from Italy, no less!) and asked if I’d spread the word. I’m happy to oblige, Fr. Paolo. So: take a look at what you can now download onto…
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