May I ask you all to Pray for the repose of the soul of Andrea Kearney who passed away on Wednesday the 28th of May. She was 41 and the wife of one the most hard working men I know Peter Kearney, who is also the director of the Catholic Media Office in Scotland.
Andrea has a long battle with Cancer and leaves behind Peter and their five children, whom in their own words "are unable to comprehend their loss".
Eternal Rest Grant unto her O lord and Let perpetual light shine upon her.
Requiscat in Pace
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The name Mad Trad was a nickname a few of us used to use when I was a seminarian simply because we were orthodox. i.e. Not conservative or liberal, just Catholic.
I hope you all enjoy this blog; it's not one that's about the liturgy or fighting for any specific cause. All I want to do is talk about our faith and communicate it in such a way that opens up the idea of Jesus Christ and His Church to all. As Pope Benedict said we as Christians are proposing Jesus Christ to the world. This blog is all about that; proposing Jesus Christ and the Holy Catholic Church.
God bless and feel free to leave any comments.
Oremus pro invicem!
I hope you all enjoy this blog; it's not one that's about the liturgy or fighting for any specific cause. All I want to do is talk about our faith and communicate it in such a way that opens up the idea of Jesus Christ and His Church to all. As Pope Benedict said we as Christians are proposing Jesus Christ to the world. This blog is all about that; proposing Jesus Christ and the Holy Catholic Church.
God bless and feel free to leave any comments.
Oremus pro invicem!
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