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Update: Bishop Gary Gordon

August 17, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Bishops-(CCCB), Canadian Church, Lifestyle

 

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Douglas Adams – Evolution – Human Beings

August 17, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Lifestyle, humor

I just came across this fascinating and entertaining video - a rich combination of seriousness and humor. It is a talk given at the University of California by Douglas Adams just before his death. Adams didn’t believe in God, but he certainly had a profound appreciation for our beautiful planet, and how we are unwittingly destroying  ourselves. Maybe, if Douglas Adams had lived a little longer, he would have come to appreciate that human beings were not only created from the earth*, but in God’s own image. And, I believe,  it is this most extraordinary revelation that will help save us from our destructive selves.  He once wrote: "I love to keep poking and prodding at it (religion). I’ve thought about it so much over the years that that fascination is bound to spill over into my writing.** Maybe, he was almost there, because he was obviously trying to awaken us. View the video, and you’ll see what I mean. (This is a longer YouTube video than usual, but it is well worth watching.)

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God’s Revelation Surrounds Us

August 14, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Inspiration

The recent tragedy in the Gulf of Mexico was a real reminder of all the beauty God has given to us to appreciate, benefit from, and look after. Here is a little video that a parishioner sent to me. It is indeed gorgeous and inspiring. The author, I believe, created It as a call to faith, and a reminder of our awesome responsibilities. LINK Make sure you have your speakers on to appreciate this inspiring video.

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The Feast of the Assumption

August 14, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Homily Thought

This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of the Assumption. Pius XII declared this feast a dogma of the church in 1950. This was a very difficult time for millions and millions of people around the world. World War II was over, but the devastation and tragedy it left behind burdened peoples hearts. Mary symbolized the hope of the Resurrection which is God’s gift to all of us. Pius XII was doing his best to remind us that the lamb of God had conquered all hopelessness, even though sin and death ominously threatened the light of faith. He said at the time, "Finally, it is our hope that belief in Mary’s bodily Assumption into heaven will make our belief in our own resurrection stronger and render it more effective."

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Brother André – Videos, Pictures, Podcasts

August 07, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church

As we approach Oct. 17th, the day on which Brother André will be canonized, I have been updating myself on his life and work. CBC, God bless it, has preserved and made available historic film footage, TV Broadcasts, and Radio Broadcasts from over the years. Here is the link: CBC- Brother André.

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Pope Celebrates with 50,000 Altar Servers: Boys and Girls

August 07, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

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Haiti – Broken Promises

July 21, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Socal Justice

It’s hard to believe that most of the promises of help and support that the world’s nations offered after the tragic earthquake in Haiti were never fulfilled. In January, and for a few weeks following the devastation there were offers and promises of all kinds of help. “We care,” said the world, and, “we will help. We Promise!!!!” Well this summer CNN checked out all those promises and discovered they were mostly empty.  For a report on CNN’s investigation, read catholic online’s recent post: Majority of the financial aid to Haiti never arrives

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What a difference a Mass makes | USCatholic.org

July 10, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Liturgy

 

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Cardinal Ouellet’s Essays.

July 03, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church, Faith & Culture

Cardinal Marc Ouellet is longtime Communio editorial board member and author. Some of you might be interested in reading some of his articles.  Communio has made a number of them available as downloadable pdfs.

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Cardinal Ouellet Surprised but Grateful over Nomination | Blogs | NCRegister.com

July 01, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church, Pope & Vatican

 

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Oldest Pictures of Apostles

June 25, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: News

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Bus Crash Switzerland – SURVIORS

June 13, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: News

See previous posts for initial information. Update- 3:08pm, Saturday, June 12, 2010: I just had a call from a gentlemen in my parish who was speaking to two of his sisters who were on the bus crash in Switzerland. Both his sisters, Connie and Leona, are at a hotel and are OK. Fr. Tom Villeneuve and his sister are in the hospital, but are reported to be be doing well, and not too seriously injured. As I get further information, I will update to this post. 4:00 pm – Just received world that Carl R. (St. Raphael’s Parish)  and Gail W. (St. Andrew’s Parish) are OK. 6:00pm – Update on two more that are OK: Yvonne. B. (St. Anthony’s) and Claire M. (St. Andrew’s). Let us continue to pray for all survivors and victims of this terrible tragedy.

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Latest Word on Bus Crash

June 12, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: News

Update- 3:08pm, Saturday, June 12, 2010: I just had a call from a gentlemen in my parish who was speaking to two of his sisters who were on the bus crash in Switzerland. Both his sisters, Connie and Leona, are at a hotel and are OK. Fr. Tom Villeneuve and his sister are in the hospital, but are reported to be be doing well, and not too seriously injured. As I get further information, I will update to this post. 4:00 pm – Just received world that Carl R. (St. Raphael’s Parish)  and Gail W. (St. Andrew’s Parish) are OK. 6:00pm – Update on two more that are OK: Yvonne. B. (St. Anthony’s) and Claire M. (St. Andrew’s).

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Two dead after bus with local tour group flips in Switzerland - The Cornwall Standard Freeholder - Ontario, CA

June 12, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: News

Our Local paper says it has confirmed that Fr. Tom Villeneuve was on the tour bus. He is the former pastor of St. Mary’s Parish in Williamstown, and St. William’s Parish in Martintown.

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Canadians killed in Swiss bus crash: report - The Globe and Mail

June 12, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: News

Let us pray for all on a tour bus, especially, the dead and injured. It appears that some of the people might have been from our area.

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Fr. Alex McDonald – 1927-2010

June 06, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church, St. Mary's Parish

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Vatican Archives – Greater Access Coming

May 29, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Global Church, Pope & Vatican

In the past few weeks there have been several reports on the Vatican decision to allow scholars and journalist greater access to the Vatican Archives. Here are a few links and video:

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Trinity Sunday – The Divine Fire Within

May 29, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Spirituality

This weekend we celebrate Trinity Sunday. It can become every preachers nightmare, If it is approached from the point of view of doctrine and theology. Ultimately, no matter how hard we try, we always fall short when we try to explain and make sense of  ‘three persons in one God.” Preachers and meditators might consider approaching this feast from the point of view of spirituality. Trinity Sunday can be a time to explore the mystery of God, being human, and  something that Fr. Ronald Rolheiser calls, ‘the divine fire within’. He states: "We humans are infinite spirits in a finite situation, and that’s a sure formula for restlessness. You want to make love to the whole world, you want to consume the planet but you’re confined to one person, one place. … These energies — this divine fire —make up our spirit. How we direct that spirit is spirituality. Our spirit is restless because it’s divine and insatiable."

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Gulf Oil in Pictures – Click Picture to SEE

May 25, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pictures

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Gulf Disaster = Co-Creation is Serious Business

May 24, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Lifestyle, Morality

A little over a month ago, the “Deepwater Horizon” drilling rig blew up in the Gulf of Mexico. Since that date The New York Times reports that 210,000  Gallons of crude oil have been gushing into the gulf each and every day. I don’t think there has ever been a more catastrophic environmental disaster - and it just keeps gushing! Last Sunday night (May 16th, 2010) CBS reporter Scott Pelley of 60 Minutes interviewed a fellow by the name of Mike Williams. Mike was the chief electronics technician aboard the drilling rig who narrowly escaped with his life and some horrific memories.

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Human Co-Creators Take Control of Living Cell

May 23, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Morality

I am not a scientist, but from what I can gather from recent media reports, scientists are now capable of taking the simplest living cell and theoretically turning it into any kind of cell they want.

Living Synthetic Cell Created by Co-Creators

Theologians have identified us as co-creators with God, and indeed, I think we are. In some ways one could say it is part of being human and should be celebrated as the dignity of human life. On the other hand, humans are finite individuals who often lack the wisdom of the big picture. We act, but often with great immaturity, pride, and selfishness. We are co-creators and not creators! Let us hope and pray that scientist will have the humility to act and co-create with great caution, and recognize in all sincerity and absolute practicality the limitations of the human situation.

Canadian Bishops Inaugurate New Website.

May 14, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Bishops-(CCCB), Canadian Church

In response to Pope Benedict’s request that Catholics “make astute use of the unique possibilities offered by modern communications,”  the Bishops of Canada have answered the call:  http://www.cccb.ca/

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Giving the Internet a Soul

May 08, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Evangelization, Faith & Culture

Not long ago, the Pope, while encouraging faith sharing and evangelization through the internet, also spoke of “giving the internet a soul.” Danielle Bean took up his challenge of ‘soul giving’. Maybe you won’t agree with everything she suggests, but the topic, in my opinion, is long overdue for thoughtful discussion. I welcome the post, and I think many others will also welcome and appreciate it. 10 WAY TO GIVE THE INTERNET A SOUL

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Just a White Dot in the Sky

May 03, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Spirituality

Earth from Mars 3

If you looked up with your own eyes from the Planet Mars, this is what we would look like. Nasa’s  OPPORTUNITY ROVER captured this picture of PLANET EARTH from the surface of Mars. I find the picture rather  mysterious and humbling. It sort of puts a lot of things in perspective, doesn’t it?

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Pictures of the Month

May 01, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Liturgy

I am old enough to have experienced hundreds of Tridentine Masses, but I never saw this:

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Legionaries of Christ – Vatican Report

May 01, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Global Church, Pope & Vatican

The long awaited report from the Vatican on the Legionaries of Christ was released today. The NATIONAL CATHOLIC REGISTER has just published the document in English. Deception and Betrayal are horrible to experience in life, and I can imagine that many in the Legion are experiencing all kinds of mixed emotions. Why their founder (Father Marcial Maciel Degollado) did what he did is now in God’s hands, but the scandalization, hurts, and scars he has left behind are just horrible. Let us remember in our prayers the thousands and thousands of very good and holy people he has hurt and betrayed, and pray that the church will be able to comfort and heal the wounds of so many. Here is a brief quote of assurance from the Vatican report.

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Faith and Questions?

May 01, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Evangelization, Faith & Culture

Questioning one’s faith is something that many Catholics feel uncomfortable about. Yet, if our faith is to grow and develop in this digitalized age – an age of information and message bombardment, we need to know how to approach and respond to questions of faith. Here is an excellent article that might be of some help to you: ARTICLE

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Learning the Faith – Prayers and Catechism

April 23, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Evangelization, Faith & Culture

How do we learn about faith? The other day I asked a lady of Scottish heritage at St. Mary’s Parish (who is in her late 80’s) how she learned her prayers and catechism. What she told me was not about books, but the story of her mother, her brothers and sisters, and of a faith that was taught from the heart and lips of her mother. (The Scottish people were story tellers and passed on their customs, culture, and faith orally – the oral tradition.) I asked her if she would write down a few words, and a few days later she gave me a hand written note. I have decided to type most of it up, and to share it with you. It is a story of faith, a loving mother, of memory, and the oral tradition. Today many Catholics find it difficult to express their faith – they just don’t have the words or the vocabulary. This might help us to appreciate the ways of another era, and to learn a little from days gone by.

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Don Justo – Building a Cathedral

April 23, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle

Don Justo is a Spaniard who had to leave a Trappist Monastery after eight years because of declining health. He promised Mary that he would build a cathedral in her honor, if he got well. Today, Don Justo is 83 years old, and for fifty years he has been single-handedly constructing his cathedral from a small family inheritance and private donations. His work and life are a tribute to our remarkable human spirit – and inspiring in an infinite number of ways.

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Helping Children Cope With Human Suffering

April 16, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture

Adults often have difficulty dealing with catastrophes and human suffering, and children do also. Because they are young and inexperienced their reactions can be very developmentally harmful and devastating, if adults don’t recognize, understand, and intervene in appropriate ways. Some children even end up with distorted views of God. In this week’s edition of America Magazine, Medical Doctor Pat Fosarelli provides some useful insights into the fearful feelings and reactions of many of our children to human suffering, and offers some suggestions on how caregivers can help. Dr. Pat states, “Over the last 15 years or so, I have surveyed more than 7,000 children and teens regarding their ideas about God and God’s relationship to our world. One of the questions invited respondents to ask God any question they wished. More than 98 percent of the questions these children and teens posed were not flippant or cute, but were serious questions about themselves or our troubled world.” America Magazine

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Priest, Abuse, and the Vatican

April 16, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

It seems that the only news available on the the Catholic Church right now is about the scandal of sexual abuse of children by priests. My Google reader is filled with story after story, viewpoint after viewpoint, situation after situation, opinion after opinion, etc.. If you are like me, you look for articles and people who have the ability to be most insightful and helpful. One of the authors I turn to is John Allen which Vatican Radio also turn too, and even reprinted one of his recent articles. A second author is  Thomas Reese, S.J., Senior Fellow of Woodstock Theological Center at Georgetown University. There is an excellent interview with him by Maureen Fiedler on http://interfaithradio.org/node/1290.

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Pope To Visit Malta This Weekend

April 14, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

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New Vatican Blog

April 14, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

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Stations of The Cross

April 03, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pictures, Prayer

Children from the various parishes in the Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall have created Pictures depicting the events of Good Friday.

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National Catholic Mission – 2010

March 31, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture

This annual Lenten television event is presented by the (Canadian) National Catholic Broadcasting Council. It provides and  invitation to Catholics and Christians to rekindle their faith, and to seek new direction for their lives. Spiritan Father Pat Fitzpatrick, and Benedictine Sister Joan Chittister host this year’s Mission which explores the theme, “A God For All Seasons.”  It was televised  from St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

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Addressing the Sexual Abuse Crisis

March 29, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

The Official blog of the Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto has a new post on the sexual abuse crisis. It is well worth reading. These few opening words near the beginning of the post set its tone and perspective: “We should all remember that if there was no abuse, we wouldn’t be having this discussion. We are ashamed that there was rampant sexual abuse of minors by clergy throughout the world and that this abuse was not dealt with more directly and pastorally.Yes, the spotlight is being shone on us but it is also our responsibility to set the bar at the highest level.” FULL POST of March 29, 2010 –ADDRESSING WORLDWIDE CLAIMS OF ABUSE

Letter to the Catholics of Ireland, 19 March 2010, Benedict XVI

March 20, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

The long awaited letter to the Irish People has finally been published by the
Vatican. Here is the Link:
Letter to the Catholics of Ireland, 19 March 2010, Benedict XVI

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I Believe in Chances

March 13, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture

This Sunday we hear once again the parable of the prodigal son. It is so hard for us to appreciate, accept, or live what Jesus is telling us about God, Us, and Love. There is a little video about a Jesuit priest, Fr. Greg Boyle, who lives by this parable and inspires others to do the same. He is the founder of Homeboy Industries, and has given hope and meaning to thousands of young people in Los Angeles: View Video

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Something Different

March 06, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Evangelization, Faith & Culture

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Open Your Eyes to The Inspiration of Nature

March 03, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Spirituality

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A Thousand Words – Yep, in One Picture

March 02, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle, humor

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A Lenten Thought

March 02, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: humor

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Wow!!!! Congratulations Canada!

March 01, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle

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New American Stamp Honoring Mother Teresa

February 27, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: American Church

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Lenten Retreat at the Vatican

February 27, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

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A Mom’s Reflection

February 27, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle

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Bishop Vincent Nguyen

February 25, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Bishops (Ontario), Canadian Church

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Lent: Making God the Center – The Temptations of Christ

February 21, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle, Liturgy

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Historic Moment in the Vatican – Irish Bishops, Pope, Sexual Abuse Crisis

February 21, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: European Church, Pope & Vatican

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BBC News - Brazil man accused of nun murder ‘back in jail’

February 07, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Socal Justice

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The Gift and Mystery of Life, Hope, and God’s Love

February 05, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Evangelization, Faith & Culture

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Kate McGarrigel – Rest in Peace

January 19, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Obituaries

Canadian folk singer, Kate McGarrigel  (1946-2010) died Monday, January 18, 2010. This song seems eminently relevant given the situation in Haiti.

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Inspiring Words of Hope

January 16, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Homily Thought

Archbishop Robert Carlson of St. Louis preached a homily at a special Mass for Haitians on Thursday, January 14, 2010. Here is an excerpt that inspires hope, courage, and a Christian response:

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Governor General of Canada – A Refugee from Haiti

January 16, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Tragedies

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Eyewitness Family

January 16, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Tragedies

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Here is a blog by a missionary family in Haiti. Good Christian eyewitness reports on the ground.

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Development and Peace – Emergency Haiti

January 14, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Tragedies

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Port-au-Prince archbishop among dead in earthquake | National Catholic Reporter

January 13, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Tragedies

Bishop Miot  "The lifeless body of Archbishop Joseph Miot of Port-au-Prince was found this morning under the rubble of the archbishops’ residence," L’Osservatore Romano reported this morning. Full story and details in the NCR report:

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Earthquake - Realtime image results at PicFog

January 13, 2010 By: frbobscorner Category: Tragedies

It almost seems voyeuristic to post this site with pictures from the social web about the tragedy (earthquake) in Haiti. The global village definitely makes human suffering so real and graphic. Canada, the United States, and the international community are attempting to respond quickly with help. Let us pray that they are successful.  

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The Downtown Chapel – A Place at the Table

December 31, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Lifestyle, Socal Justice

“For so many, the need to belong is strong but the search can be discouraging and lonely. One may feel isolated, unsure whether there is a place of love and nurturing for them. They do not feel at home anywhere, or with anyone. There is no place at a table for them. Their isolation can be anguishing; their spirit diminished. Every person has a need to belong.” This is a quote from The Downtown Chapel Web Site by one of the priests (Fr. Bob Loughery) who serves this community in Portland Oregon. This Site and ministry certainly deserve a visit, and I especially recommend the Christmas Portrait Slide Show for those of you who are visual. Please visit the site (Downtown Chapel) for more videos, the priest’s blogs, and this very special ministry in the downtown core of Portland, Oregon by the Holy Cross Fathers. It is a very special gift to help one begin the New Year with the blessing of hope.

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The Power of Hope

December 31, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle

As I was preparing my homily for the New Year – Feast of Mary Mother of God, I came across Deacon Greg Kandra’s web site: The Deacon’s Bench. In his homily for the New Year he refers to a Martha Mason, of Lattimore, North Carolina. Martha was a survivor of Polio but lived in an iron lung for 61 years. The New York Times reported on her death this May 2009: Martha Mason, Who Wrote Book About Her Decades in an Iron Lung, Dies at 71. The story is truly inspirational, but also scary, when you think about it. Here is a quote that reflects both: "I live in a stable of nightmares," she once wrote, "but hope keeps them in harness."

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Pope Attacked At Christmas Eve Mass – Recovers Quickly and Celebrates Mass

December 25, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

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The Good News Always Inspires Love and Generosity

December 19, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture

JahangiriAbbas A Toronto Man of Muslim faith is inspired by the generosity that Jesus call us all to live. In a recent article in the Canadian Catholic Register he talks of this inspiration and how Mother Teresa more or less transformed his life:

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Christmas Trees, The Vatican, and Two Popes

December 19, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Pope & Vatican

Christmas Trees have been a part of my Christmas for 65 years. I can’t imagine Christmas without one. Yet, it was only in 1982 that John Paul II recognized the tradition. In that year John Paul II requested that a Christmas tree adorn StVatican Christmas Tree Peter’s Square during the Christmas Season, and one has enhanced the square every Christmas since. On December the 4th, 2009 a 100ft tree was put in place in the square. The official lighting ceremony took place on December 18th. Pope Benedict admired the tree and made the following comments:

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CECC / CCCB - New Apostolic Nuncio Appointed for Canada

December 11, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church

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Pete Seeger Found Inspiration in the Parable of the Sower

December 09, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Socal Justice

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O Come Emmanuel - Franciscan Sisters’ Advent rendition

December 09, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Liturgy

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Advent – Examination of Conscience

December 09, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Liturgy

 

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Advent – Isaiah’s Message of Hope – Looms Large but Slowly

December 05, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Liturgy, bible

Sr_PatBruno I receive a monthly email from Sister Patricia Bruno, a Dominican Sister in California. Each email explores biblical stories that are seldom heard in the liturgical lectionary. This month she focuses on Advent and the the prophet Isaiah. She concludes her recent email with these words: “I hope this article will encourage you to spend some time using the daily Mass readings for your own personal reflections and prayer. Perhaps by doing so we will become like the bird who feels the light and sings while the dawn is still dark - true Advent people!” Here is the full email for this month. Maybe you would like to get on her mailing list:

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The Need for Real Hope

November 28, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture

Episcopal Priest and Theologian speaks of wishful thinking and the human need for real hope.

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First Sunday of Advent

November 28, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Homily Thought, Liturgy

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More details on the meeting between Pope and Archbishop of Canterbury

November 22, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Eccumenism, Pope & Vatican

I guess there is a little bit more to this story than the video captures. Here is an article in the British Telegraph that provides more insight and details about the meeting between the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

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Pope and Archbishop of Canterbury meet Yesterday

November 22, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Eccumenism, Pope & Vatican

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Sister Pauline Doherty – Rest in Peace

November 21, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Obituaries

PaulineDoherty Sister Pauline Doherty of Our Lady’s Missionaries died yesterday (Nov.20, 2009) evening at Providence Health Care. She had been ill for a few years but in hospital only for a short time. Sister Pauline celebrated her 50th Anniversary in 2003. Sister, also a nurse, lived a life devoted to helping the sick, and rejoiced that God had gifted her with the health to do so for so many years. She served in Brazil, Nigeria, and Canada. On her profile page of Our Lady’s Missionaries web site she states that her motivation was to “help in foreign missions.” When asked what made her grateful, she stated: I am grateful to my family, Our Lady’s Missionaries and for my good health. Sister’s generosity of spirit will be remembered and mourned by her friends, family, and all that she reached out to in Christian love.

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Global Take Over By The Internet

November 20, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Media

I remember when the Fax Machine was the big new controversial event in business, and the parish. No need to mail out documents, just fax them. I think we got our first fax machine in our Diocese in the mid 80’s. Well twenty-five year’s later there is a new kid on the block – the global block – and it is taking over in ways the fax generation couldn’t even imagine. John Allen, the Catholic columnist, puts it this way: “The Internet is both the leading symbol of the globalized world as well as one of its primary drivers. In 1995, according to the Web site “Internet World Stats,” there were 16 million Internet users in the world, representing .04 percent of the global population; as of June 2007, there were 1.13 billion users, or 17.2 percent of the world, remarkable growth in little more than a decade. According to the Worldwide Online Population Forecast, by 2011 roughly 1.8 billion people will be logging on, representing 22 percent of the global population – almost one-quarter of all people on earth.”

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Women Religious in America

November 15, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Lifestyle, Pope & Vatican, Vocations

The Vatican is presently researching and reviewing women religious in the U.S.. Many are threatened and even angry for many reasons – why only women religious being a common concern. Be it as it may, many religious orders are in crisis situation (men and women)  with few or no new vocations. Let us pray that the Holy Spirit helps all involved to understand this present crisis, and that it will inspire a hopeful, loving response-answer-solution. One good article on this issue can be found in the Nov. 23, 2009 of America Magazine:  America Magazine - A Visitor’s Guide: How the Vatican Investigation could prove beneficial by Doris Gottemoeller

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Burundi – Canadian Development and Peace

November 14, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: AfricA, Canadian Church, Global Church, Socal Justice

Visit Development and Peace to hear, see, and learn more, and to help by sending an internet message of
support. Earlier this fall, delegates of Development and Peace and a group of Canadian Bishops visited a number of partners in Burundi and witnessed the complex challenges that continue to face the country. The situation in Burundi
• It is estimated that 400,000 lives have been lost over the last 16 years due to civil war and ethnic violence.
• Sixty percent of Burundi’s population are children, many of whom have lost their parents.
• There are 400,000 refugees trying to return to their country and rebuild their lives.

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Married Priests – The Vatican’s Response Summarized

November 13, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Pope & Vatican

The present shortage of priests often gives rise to a discussion on married priests. With the Pope’s recent invite to Anglican laity and clergy to join the Catholic Church, some saw a potential thaw in the Vatican’s position on celibate clergy. Not so, says John Thavis of Catholic New Service, as he reviews the Vatican’s response to this issue since the Synod on Priestly Formation in 1990 to the present day: Married priests? For the Vatican, still an exception to the rule. 

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Question: How many people visit?

November 13, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Media, Personal

I often get the question, how many people visit frbobscorner.com. I thought I would show you this graph that is compiled by sitemeter. It’s not a lot when compared to traffic on the popular big sites, but enough to motivate me to continue posting.

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What Will They Think Of Next?

November 13, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Liturgy

“Catholic churches in Italy are installing automatic holy water dispensers to help reduce the risk of spreading swine flu,” BBC Television reports in a short video broadcast. Father Pierre Angelo Mota comments that"It has been a bit of a novelty. People initially were a bit shocked by this technological innovation but then they welcomed it with great enthusiasm and joy. The members of this parish have got used to it," he added.

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Matthew Kelly – A Call to Joy – A Presentation in Cornwall

November 11, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Diocese Alexandra-Cornwall, Faith & Culture, Lifestyle

Matthew Kelly thumbnail Matthew Kelly is coming to Cornwall as part of our Diocesan Speaker Series this fall. Who is Matthew Kelly, you might ask? Well the best way to tell you is to show you. In March of 2009 he gave a mission at St. Andrew the Apostle Parish – Chandler Arizona (Theme: The Genius of Catholicism). Major segments of this mission were filmed and now appear as Videos on the parish website. In The Genius of Catholicism, Matthew Kelly talks about the 7 pillars of Catholic spirituality and challenges us to discover the relevance of Catholicism for modern problems, happiness, and day-to-day living. He challenges his listeners to be the best version of themselves – and to recognize and open their hearts to all their Catholic faith has to offer. The presentation will take place at St. Joe’s – General Vanier Auditorium on December 15th, 2009. For Further details please visit our Diocesan Website.

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Boxed and Labelled

November 07, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture

I’ve never liked being boxed in -  the black and white mentality that labels you, defines you, and purports to know just how you think, what you like, how you feel, and who you are. It appears that many young Catholics feel exactly as I felt when I was young, and still do today when others label me. If you’ve ever felt frustrated in this way, you should read John Allen’s article: The Next Generation of Catholic Leaders

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Pope Challenges Catholics to Understand and Use New Media

November 03, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture, Media, Pope & Vatican

New media are not just instruments for communicating, but they are having a huge impact on culture — on the way people interact and think, Pope Benedict XVI said.

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40th Birthday of the Internet

October 31, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Faith & Culture

Something like today’s modern day internet began forty years ago. It was Oct. 28, 1969 – the year humans landed on the moon. Want to find out more? Here’s a  link with a short summary and a delightful video: Happy 40th!!!!

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Montreal’s Brother André nearer to sainthood

October 24, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church

Brother Andre  Founder of St. Joseph’s oratory could become first Quebec man to be canonized-link to article in the Montreal Gazette on October 20, 2009

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Canadian Bishops - Plenary Assembly 2009 – Cornwall, Ontario

October 21, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Bishops-(CCCB), Canadian Church

Archbishop's Daniel Bohan of Regina (Blog) The Bishops of Canada are meeting here in Cornwall this week (Oct.19-23, 2009). For those of you interested in this meeting, you will find that the the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops’ web site to be an excellent place to visit.  Also, Bishop Daniel Bohan of Regina has a post on his blog of this event with numerous pictures: Archbishop’s Blog.

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Bishop Paul-André Durocher Shocked by Charges Against Bishop Lahey

October 09, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church

In the editorial section of Cornwall’s Standard Freeholder the following Letter to the editor was written by Bishop Paul-André Durocher on October 2, 2009. In the letter he expresses his shock and shame, bewilderment, and sorrow. “My heart goes out to all those who have been deeply shaken by this revelation. My prayers are offered for all of us.” Here is his full letter:

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Letter of Archbishop Mancini

October 07, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church

This weekend the following letter was written by Bishop Mancini to the Catholics in Nova Scotia. It reflects the pain and agony the situation with Bishop Lahey has caused Catholics across Canada. I think we all need to read it, and then try to be still before God – seeking God’s healing grace and the courage to face this terrible challenge once again.

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Don Luigi, Mille Grazie e Arrivederci!

September 27, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Uncategorized

Don Luigi, Mille Grazie e Arrivederci!

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Retreats for Priests

September 26, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Spirituality

There are a few other YouTube presentations on priests’ retreats. Some of you might be interested so I am posting the links. If I find any more, I will add to the list.

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Priest’s Retreat 2009 – Diocese of Alexandria-Cornwall

September 25, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Diocese Alexandra-Cornwall

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A Mass You’ll Never Forget

September 12, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Latin America, Liturgy

I was reviewing the links on the parish website (bvmparish.com) when an article on John Allen’s widget caught my eye. The title read: “In Brazil, one catholic mass you will never forget.” Intrigued, I clicked for the full article which described in great detail a Mass celebrated in an old factory by a Padre Marcelo Rossi. After reading the article, I googled the the good Padre and confirmed that he was a household name across Brazil with super-star status and rock star events. And, indeed, every age group(male and female) was responding, as the article stated.

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Google Sister Louise Akers

September 09, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: American Church, Faith & Culture

Just Google Sister Louise Akers and see the uproar. Sister is a believer in women’s ordination in the Catholic Church, as many men and women are in this time of complex, ongoing, fast paced change. I guess there is one way of dealing with these confusing and difficult times, and that is forbidding and punishing people who disagree with you. It doesn’t usually seem the responsible and compassionate way, and it is likely to result in backlash and demoralization. There are no easy answers when one is in leadership, but when one is confronted with one of the key issues in our modern church, it would appear that this method should only be used as a last resort for very serious situations. I really don’t think this situation qualifies, and if it does, I think millions of Catholics at nearly every level of leadership in the Church would need to be banned, removed, silenced. Here are the headlines in Lebanon Ohio’s  Western Star:

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Religion in Quebec Schools

September 09, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church

Thomas Merton the Monk who was called by some the Conscience of the Peace and Civil Rights Movements in the 60’s, died in Asia while studying East-West relations, and the religions of the east. He was one of the great Catholic Spiritual writers of his day, and his books are still found on the shelves of many modern bookstores. I mention him in the context of what is happening in Quebec and the new compulsory religious education program. One parent commenting on the recent court decision to forbid parents opting out said, “As a parent, I have a duty and say in what my young child/grandchild learns about religion; that they be taught their own faith and not be confused by other religions. I am a Christian because I believe my faith to be true. I agree with the mother who did not see why her 7 year old son had to study Islam.” (Catholic Register)

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Dancing Procession – A New Wedding tradition?

September 04, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: humor

A Couple in the US (Jill and Kevin) along with a wedding party danced their way to the Altar this summer.
Chris brown is happy because they played his music. You Tube is delighted because 12 million people viewed the dance on the internet. NBC is happy because it became a big human interest story. The couple is happy because of all the publicity and they even made some money (it seems) from all the exposure. Everyone seems happy except (I suspect) Pastors who are being asked by young couples to allow similar dances to the Altar. I haven’t been asked, and I don’t think I will be,  but if anyone is thinking of posing the question, please be kind and forget about it. Anyway you might as well view this spectacle – just continue reading. I’ve posted the Video.

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Canadian Church Reaches Out to Africa

September 01, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Socal Justice

A Canadian delegation from Development and Peace, the Canadian Bishops, and The Catholic Women’s League Of Canada are determined to put AFRICA ON THE MAP. For too long Africa has been ignored and they are determined to do something about it. For more information visit: Here

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The Significance of Each.

August 31, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle, Spirituality

A few words from Sister Joan in her latest Newsletter seemed extremely pertinent to me. I thought I would relay her words:

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Declan Galbraith – Parishioner Recommended

August 30, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Lifestyle

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Williamstown Fair

August 08, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Personal, Pictures

I should be posting more often now that my summer holiday is over. I didn’t do anything very exotic like last year’s visit to Switzerland, but I did enjoy myself with family and friends. I finished my holiday with a visit to Williamstown Fair – just roamed the grounds with camera in hand and captured a few pictures. It was a beautiful day for a fair, and the crowds were there to enjoy it. Here are a few pictures for those of you who would like a glimpse of the 198th Annual Williamstown Fair – Canada’s Oldest Town Fair. MY PICTURES

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Three Women Who Made a Difference

July 20, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: Canadian Church, Diocese Alexandra-Cornwall

Sister's  Honored

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Williamstown, Ontario – A Pictorial Essay and History

June 27, 2009 By: frbobscorner Category: St. Mary's Parish, Williamstown

Today Williamstown is a quiet country village, but in days gone by, it was far much more. One of the local villagers, Monique Major, put together a  76 page pictorial essay for the 200th Anniversary of Williamstown. I scanned this wonderful document filled with pictures and various clippings etc., and posted it on the parish website: www.bvmparish.com.  It is posted as a slide show on Flickr. (The cheapest way I could make it available for viewing and reading.) Take a look, and have a little read by visiting my Flickr posting. (See if you can identify the buildings in this websites header.) Make sure to manually control the slide show, and have it fill your whole monitor. This way you will be able to proceed at your own speed, and fully read and digest the clippings. Enjoy, here is the Link: Beautiful Historic Williamstown by Monique Major

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