Final Post: The Adventure of Priesthood
At long last, the final post for Kicking and Screaming. Thanks for reading everybody! As I begin to write this last post of “Kicking and…
At long last, the final post for Kicking and Screaming. Thanks for reading everybody! As I begin to write this last post of “Kicking and…
I may have felt a little nervous on the morning of my ordination but the next morning, I was in a PANIC.
Then one morning, after loosing track of just how many steps I had taken and how many days had passed, I had arrived at May 19. So I simply did what I had been doing every day for the past six years; I took one more step.
As my summer draws to a close, I’ve been reflecting on my feelings of starting a new year of seminary. In order to answer the…
The emotions involved in coming THIS CLOSE to meeting Bruce Springsteen.
No! (LOL). If I could explain it, it wouldn’t be what it is! Seriously, “ontological change” is very meaningful in the context of St. Thomas…
Editor’s Note: For an answer this week, BustedHalo® turns to America Magazine and Fr. James Martin for his take on Anglicans and Catholics:
The term used for lay ministers of the eucharist is not “exceptional” but “extraordinary.” “Ordinary” is the Church’s term for someone who is ordained. For…
It’s a Wonderful Life, is a great story, and I hope yours is a Bedford Falls kind of life. But our Pottervilles, both social and…
As time goes on, and this column keeps evolving, I’ve found something interesting. For once, I hope I’m wrong on this one but, just in…