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I knew it would happen sooner or later. Since I usually use my personal experiences within the context of a homily, today, I made mention of this blog. (shriek!) I specifically mentioned the post and comments regarding infant baptisms. I truly appreciate any and all comments. Blessings to all bloggers!
posted by Fr LWG at 1:52 PM
Fr Loren Gonzales is a priest of the Diocese of Phoenix AZ currently shepherding a parish in Peoria. Fr Gonzales received his MDiv from the Franciscan School of Theology of the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley CA. He was ordained to the presbyterate by the late Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, + Most Rev Carl Fisher. He is a former member of the Order of Friars Servants of Mary (Servites). He has ministered in the Archdioceses of Denver and San Francisco, and the Dioceses of Oakland, Orange, and Tucson, where he has served the people of God as a catechist, campus minister, liturgist, musician, parochial vicar and vocation director. His an advocate of the Reform of the Reform.Two years ago he received faculties from the Bishop of the Diocese of Phoenix, + Most Rev Thomas Olmsted, to celebrate the Classical Liturgy according to the indult Ecclesia Dei. On September 14, 2007 Fr Gonzales celebrated a Missa Cantata in honor of His Holiness’ Motu Propio Summorum Pontificum. He celebrates the usus antiquor regularly. This blog, Overheard in the Sacristy, is inspired by his smattering of memoirs, Fifty Sophomoric Summers.
1 Comments:
You never know when something you blog might end up in a homily.
I had a priest I know well come up to me today and say that he'd discovered my blog inadvertently via google.
It's a good reminder to always say things in charity and not to post about things you wouldn't want others knowing about. Especially when posting anything critical or with a strong opinion be conscious that it's just not the "people out in cyber space" that may be reading it, but that others who are closer to you may also come across it. You never know when your parish priest, family members, professors, co-workers, spiritual director, etc... may come across your blog. Cyberspace is not anonymous.
(No, I didn't get myself into trouble. . .I try and reflect on whether it's appropriate or not before I press "post".)
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