Well Im here in Lourdes...
Sorry about the spelling and bad grammer; its the french keyboard.
I cant find anything out re the extraordinary form Mass... I mentioned it to someone fairly high up last night and was told its 'a senstive issue': I have also enquired to a few friends who live and work here but its almost as if the mass doesn't exist. hmph!!!
Last night I registered my stagé with the Hospitalité and this year I've been given more of a free reign to work at the station and airport... I am pleased as its very intense when you work in the sanctuary either in the grotto and or the baths. You have to remember many people wait all of their lives to come and bathe in the water and when you're struggeling yourself its hard to help those prepare for the moment properly. I also met quite a few of my regular readers... One of them introduced me to his friends as 'The Mad Trad'. Nice to know the brand is working.
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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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