Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival

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Semper Gaudete!: Cardinal suspends controversial Chicago priest :: EWTN News

Semper Gaudete!: Annoying Songs

Semper Gaudete!: Books Read in the Past Week

Books Read in the Past Week

"An Easy Way To Become A Saint"
by Fr. Paul O'Sullivan, OP, {E.D.M.}
(Catholic, Inspirational)

"In This House of Brede"
by Rumer Godden
(fiction, Catholic themes)


"Jo To The Rescue"
"The Mystery at the Chalet School"
by Elinor M. Brent-Dyer
"A Chalet School Headmistress"
by Helen Barber
{takes place in the same term as
"The Mystery at the Chalet School"
(children's fiction)

"DION
The Wanderer Talks TRUTH
[stories, humor, & music]
by Dion DiMucci
with Mike Aquilina
(autobiography, Catholic)
{I've seen Dion in concert several
times}

Annoying Songs

When I'm listening to the radio, and I hear a record I don't like, well, thank God I can hear it.
On the other hand, thank God for the "mute" button!

Cardinal suspends controversial Chicago priest :: EWTN News

Cardinal suspends controversial Chicago priest :: EWTN News

We need to pray for Fr. Pfleger, and for Cardinal George. Having to suspend a priest, for any reason, can be nothing but heartbreaking.

Desert Nun News: The Humanness of It All

Desert Nun News: The Humanness of It All: "Our THANKS to our dear friend, Fr. Fred Adamson, for celebrating Holy Week and Easter with us!!! There is something in the human heart th..."

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Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival

Join me and other Catholic bloggers at Sunday Snippets. Thanks once more to RAnn for hosting!

Semper Gaudete!: Passover Customs and Memories

Semper Gaudete!: Baby Joseph Comes Home

Semper Gaudete!: What Kind of Lent Has It Been?

Semper Gaudete!: I Also Read Comic Books

Semper Gaudete!: I Also Write Fan Fiction

Semper Gaudete!: My Good Friday Meals

Semper Gaudete!: Book Read in the Past Week

Book Read in the Past Week

Book, not books!
By "Read in the past week" I really mean "Finished in the past week",
but you probably figured that out for yourselves.
"The Cloister Walk"
by Kathleen Norris
(non-fiction, Catholic themes [Protestant author])
{Two uses of the "F" word (in quoted conversations,
and NOT in any monastic settings.}
I could have done without the "F" word, but this
is still a lovely book.