That's enough about ecumenism. Let's pray for the conversion of England.
And the reconversion of so many in Europe.
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Thanks, Fr Erik
Every scribe instructed in the kingdom of heaven, is like a householder, who brings out of his treasury new things and old. (Mt 13:52)
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- I am a parish priest (Pastor) in England.
9 comments:
Welcome, Father.
We'll enjoy you around here!
Yes, I think we all know who you are - welcome back :)
welcome to the world of blogging
fr paul harrison
Wow! Five posts on your first day! (Or are you making up for lost time?) Welcome to the blogosphere - I look forward to reading of things new and old with keen interest. Best Wishes for God's Blessings in all things.
The Continuity Movement-Miles Jesu pray daily The Prayer for England & work tirelessly for the return of these lands to The Catholic church. Click on their latest edition of The Continuity Journal...all about the English Martyrs...will add your blog Fr.
God bless
Welcome, Father! Delighted to see this blog!
By the way, where is the picture at the top of the page from? Is it le Barroux?
Pray for Scotland too! :)
Christopher; well done! Yes, that's Barroux, from the bathroom in the guest wing.
Surely not from the bathroom in your guest wing, Father? I've never seen hills like this in the south east of England .....
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