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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)
Spiffin' Blogs
- Anecdotal Evidence
- Bara brith
- Cally's Kitchen
- Catarina Caeli et Terrae
- Catholic Mum and Ten Little Parkeses
- Creative Minority Report
- David 'Full-of-faith' Palmer
- Fr Mildew
- Fr Paul Harrison's Great Gable
- Gem of the Ocean
- Idle Speculations
- In Hoc Signo Vinces
- Joee's Blog
- Ma Beck's Ward Wide Web
- Matt Doyle's Lacrimarum Valle
- Mulier Fortis
- New Liturgical Movement
- On the Side of the Angels
- Orthfully Catholic Seminarians
- Owl Removed to the States
- Rorate Caeli
- South Ashford: Fr John Boyle
- St Mary Magdalen: Fr Ray Blake
- The Closed Cafeteria
- The Continuous Hermenaut: Fr Tim Finigan
- The Dog Lover (Carpe Canem)
- The Forest Murmurs to Fr Michael Brown
- The Historical Christian Aimee
- The Holy Smoke of Damian Thompson
- The Muniment Room
- The Orthometer
- The Roman Miscellanist: Fr Nicholas Schofield
- The upside-down Fr Dwight Longenecker
- Valle Adurni - Fr Seán Finnegan
- What Does the Prayer Really Say to Fr John Zuhlsdorf?
- White Stone Name sought here
Blog Archive
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- Noble Simplicity
- Strange things
- More Asses
- Liturgy reform: No going back
- The Ox and the Ass and the Manger Stall
- A good argument
- Vibiana.
- Cathedrals in LA
- Live Simply
- Christmas is coming…
- And now for something completely different.
- Another Papal Restoration?
- Latinitas
- Fun-sized Cardinal goes to his (big) reward
- The Golden Flop
- Christmas Meme
- Westminster again
- Westminster — more speculation
- Indulgences
- The Irish Lover — a true story
- For the sake of Josephus' Digestion
- And while we're about it……
- His Daft Materials
- Welcome back, Paulinus
- Candlesticks
- Vespers: a little more
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Thanks, Fr Erik
About Me
- Fr Justin
- I am a parish priest (Pastor) in England.
1 comment:
Thank you, that's very kind, Father. good to be back.
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