FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND: "An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered." G. K. Chesterton
QUOTE II: "An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered." same source
David Stavarz, a seminarian that many a Sebastianite would recognize as he has spent some quality time around the parish (though he is from the venerable parish of St. Francis de Sales,) wrote a great article for the Word on Fire blog. Read it HERE. I beehive the picture of him at the bottom of the article is from the bell tower at St. Sebastian. Good work kid!
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to the newest member of our priestly community. Below you will see a picture of Monsignor - not the enamored guy you see who has obviously fallen deeply in love but the black lab puppy in his lap. Congratulations parish of St. Joseph!
QUOTE II: "An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered." same source
David Stavarz, a seminarian that many a Sebastianite would recognize as he has spent some quality time around the parish (though he is from the venerable parish of St. Francis de Sales,) wrote a great article for the Word on Fire blog. Read it HERE. I beehive the picture of him at the bottom of the article is from the bell tower at St. Sebastian. Good work kid!
Sharon sent this in - how to make a clarinet out of a carrot. Cool, but I don't see me letting our school children do this.
Then there is this: the Super Bowl 50 Baby's choir. I watched the Super Bowl with a bunch of priests so when the commercials come on we rate them not only for enjoyment level but to Catholic standards such as "Wow, that was pro-life" exemplified in the Doritos ultrasound commercial. I had mixed feelings about this commercial however. On the one had, yeah, we're celebrating the birth of all of these babies that were conceived during - well - a celebration. But having kids singing about their parents . . . celebrating . . . is that just a TAD creepy? Or am I just jealous because there has never been, nor does it seem there ever will be a Cleveland Super Bowl Baby?
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Well . . . The Super Bowl Babies all acknowledge that they have moms and dads who loved each other and loved their children into existence. That's a great message for our young people to hear.
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