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Ordinariate blog Change of Affiliation
ORDINARIATE NEWS (from the Anglicanorum Coetibus Society)
This website/blog has so far been published on behalf of the Ordinariate Support Group in Europe and has a large number of regular followers from within the Ordinariates and beyond. We are most grateful for your support.
Within the framework of a complete reconstruction of the Anglicanorum Coetibus Society internet presence, the responsibility for this blog will be taken over by the Anglicanorum Coetibus Society (ACS).
You will still be able to access the site with its archive of previous posts at the current URL (http://ordinariateexpats.wordpress.com) but it will also feature on the ACS website, which is at present at http://anglicanuse.org . The reconstructed site will be at a different domain.
Father Vaughn Treco preaches on John 6 and 1 Kings 19
ORDINARIATE NEWS (from the Anglicanorum Coetibus Society)
To hear a homily by new Ordinariate priest, Fr. Vaughn Treco of Minneapolis, which seems to be very much in the evangelical style that he has brought with him from his Charismatic Anglican background, we invite you to click here and enjoy.
Interview with Fr. Vaughn Treco and Fr. Randy Sly
ORDINARIATE NEWS (from the Anglicanorum Coetibus Society)
To listen to a radio interview with Father Vaughn Treco in the twin Cities, including a telephone call with Fr. Randy Sly in Kansas City, just click here. The interview begins at 13:27 minutes and ends at 51:10 minutes. The interviewer is Jeff Cavins, Director of Evangelization for the Arch- diocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, and host of “Rediscover Hour” on Relevant Radio.
My Jesuit friend the late Charlie Law, writing in 1996 from his missionary post in Nepal about baby-girl harvesting . . . Writing from the mountain kingdom, on the roof of the world . . .
Civilization out of Africa? Not quite. Ignore ethnicity at your peril? If you say so. Dakotas saw their neighborhood changing in the 1840s. West Side black kids in the 1960s and their limited view … As seen in June of ’96 . . .
OPRF high school has to go, some said, and they had a plan! “Wannabe reformers” castigated. Dog dumplings for dinner. Mark Twain and Ambrose Bierce. Masonic ritual from old, never-was Egypt . . . June of 96, a Blithe Spirit exclusive . . .
High school matters matter . . . How to spend a quarter-million . . . PONTOON at the barricades, others “In denial” . . . guerilla warfare . . .1996 in Dear Old Oak Park, home of the Doopers and Dorfers . . .
Old scores forgotten in a German kitchen, Taking the fun out of reading, Root plus canal = what? Barney Ross . . .
Interrupted in midst of her 1957 Christmas message broadcast, the late Elizabeth II carried on . . .
Elizabeth II’s 1957 Christmas message was notable not only because it was the first to be broadcast on television. It was also the first to feature chit-chat between American police officers.
The Associated Press noted at the time that, due to freak climatic conditions, snippets of U.S. police radio randomly interrupted British television programs.
“On Christmas,” it reported, “right in the middle of Queen Elizabeth’s holiday broadcast, some listeners caught the plaintive voice of a hungry American cop: ‘Joe,’ the voice barged into the Queen’s broadcast, ‘I’m gonna grab a quick coffee.’ Just that. And then the Queen came back.”
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