SHIP OF FOOLS remains a fairly trustworthy vessel to do "re-con'" on liturgical pulse taking. This particular report is of interest because we seldom hear accounts of the OF offered in Latin. I'm putting this out on the wire should Ms. Reckondwythe happens to bless your collection basket with her calling card. Missed opportunities! Like not getting an evacuation drill done right on an Italian cruise ship, yeesh. Of course, one cannot forecast when the Ship of Fools' shill congregant boards your parish. Avast, Mates, keep steady watch!
Monday, June 11, 2012
Someone missed the boat, read the memo!
SHIP OF FOOLS remains a fairly trustworthy vessel to do "re-con'" on liturgical pulse taking. This particular report is of interest because we seldom hear accounts of the OF offered in Latin. I'm putting this out on the wire should Ms. Reckondwythe happens to bless your collection basket with her calling card. Missed opportunities! Like not getting an evacuation drill done right on an Italian cruise ship, yeesh. Of course, one cannot forecast when the Ship of Fools' shill congregant boards your parish. Avast, Mates, keep steady watch!
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