The South Dakota Prairie - August - Week I
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Future Priests of the Third Millennium
A little insight into the life of seminarians from various dioceses preparing for ministry as Roman Catholic priests, including daily activities, personal interests, special events, the spiritual life, news from the seminary, and almost whatever comes to our minds!
Theology III in Israel
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Sponsoring Dioceses
- Archdiocese of Anchorage
- Archdiocese of Saint Louis
- Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis
- Diocese of Crookston
- Diocese of Davenport
- Diocese of Des Moines
- Diocese of Duluth
- The Emmanuel Community
- Diocese of Grand Island
- Diocese of Navrongo-Bolgatanga, Ghana, West Africa
- Diocese of New Ulm
- Pro Ecclesia Sancta
- Diocese of Rapid City
- Diocese of Rockford
- Diocese of Saint Cloud
- Diocese of Sioux Falls
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August
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- Well, I'm Back
- What's in a Name?
- The Least of the Brethren
- A Tradition
- Chalices, not calluses - sequel
- Assembly
- Two New Christians
- The new school year
- Abandonment to Divine Providence
- Different Worlds
- New Team Members; Being a Team Member
- Difficult Questions
- In which I Receive my Comeuppance
- A Constructive Summer - the Saint Paul Statue: the...
- Do you know . . .
- Olympics and the Church
- And Holy Is Your Name
- Denver
- Wrapping Up
- Ongoing Construction
- New Translation Revealed
- A Constructive Summer - the Saint Paul Statue: th...
- Holy Days of Obligation
- A Constructive Summer - the Saint Paul Statue: th...
- It's been a while
- A Constructive Summer - the Saint Paul Statue: th...
- Saying Goodbye
- A Constructive Summer - the Saint Paul Statue: th...
- Brief History of the Roman Rite
- A Constructive Summer - Veranda and Piazza
- Add one more!
- Summer Vistas
- A Constructive Summer - Backyard Lot
- Something new
- 500!!
- In which I Liken Myself to a Horse
- The Space Trilogy
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2 comments:
"Home Sweet Home"?
"Be Still, and Know That I Am God"?
Perhaps both ...
I can feel the heat, hear the crickets and grasshoppers, and smell the hay. Those pictures need no words - it brings back many memories - thank you.
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