is here. There are details about the funeral tomorrow, and a place to leave condolences for his family.
Category: Around St Blog’s
Eternal rest, grant him, O Lord…
… and may perpetual light shine on him. Amen. He compiled the first directory, and now he is St Blog’s first intercessor: Gerard Serafin, of Praise of Glory, died early this morning.
Just When I Was a Mark Shea Fan
If it help somebody find Jesus, then great. I’m afraid it sounds pretty cringeworthy to me. One of the sure signs that a cultural trend is dead is when some Evangelical creates a Christian version of it. Hip hop is so not dead. Kanye is as mainstream as you get. He is in concert tonight… Continue reading Just When I Was a Mark Shea Fan
Windows into… something…
So like I said, I like the image at Jordan’s post. (she found it at a Creighton University website.) In the image, Joan is little, defenseless; her expression is frightened, but she does not shrink or cower. Her cheeks are red from the heat of the bonfire. And St Michael towers behind her, protecting her.… Continue reading Windows into… something…
Prayers for Terri
JMH at sotto sotto (which sports a very pretty template) blogs on Terri’s predicament and how “gobsmacked” she (J) is at the utter lack (wilful?) of common sense shown by the courts and much of the media covering the case. Jordan also has a post on Terri today, sharing her reflections on an image of… Continue reading Prayers for Terri
If I were running “Spanning the Globe….”
…this would definitely be included: Ever since Tim Russert said “Ohio, Ohio, Ohio” on his little show Ohioans have taken their role in the ’04 election with great seriousness. This has most obviously shown itself by a superabundance of yard signs and bumper stickers. Kerry & Edwards have the most, presumably because much of the… Continue reading If I were running “Spanning the Globe….”
A Rich Boyhood in the Plain Void
No, not mine. It’s Lileks’s memoir. One reason I get a special kick out of this essay is that my parents shop at the grocery store he mentions toward the end; the flowers for my wedding and for my sister’s were from shops in that strip mall. Thanks to Terry for this link.
The moooooooooooon
Alicia has this neat widget on her blog — a little picture of the moon’s current phase. (At this writing it is waxing gibbous.) I thought of it last night. We were out running errands and it was getting dark. Hambet usually isn’t out that late, and when he caught sight of the moon he… Continue reading The moooooooooooon