Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Todays Audience


Saints also disagreed among themselves and holiness does not imply not making mistakes, but rather is one’s capacity to convert and repent, to start all over, as the lives of some of Saint Paul’s collaborators show, i.e. people who devoted their lives to spreading the Gospel.


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Anonymous said...

Emile said...
Dear Reverend Father, i dont see your email so i write via comments. I enjoy your blog. I am wondering if you have an opinion about out the Monastery at Isle of Wight, Quarr Abbey . I am thinking of a long retreat there. I am in Canada.do they follow exactly the Solesmes Chant?a nd French Congregation horarium?
also this other video i did dedicated to Benedictine monks, may interest you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcICrXxg40Q
By His Mercy, Emile-James
my account
http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=EmileJ

31/1/07 6:34 pm
Fr Ray Blake said...

email me on
rlblake@tiscali.co.uk

31/1/07 6:34 pm

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