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saffronhare) wrote2007-03-20 11:56 am
saffronhare) wrote2007-03-20 11:56 am
just your average former Irish Catholic
Wandering around in friend-of-friend lists, I came across the blog of Sister Mary Martha. (http://asksistermarymartha.blogspot.com/index.html) It's actually pretty ineresting stuff. I'm very glad not to feel conflicted about any disparity between my Catholic upbringing, and my current Unitarian Druid-ishness.
Today happens to be the feastday of St. Joseph. Not a bad fellow, really. I remember seeing the church calendar in Grammy's kitchen, with all the feastdays marked, and all the names. It's a nice memory -- and, being from Rhode Island, I remember the festivals that happen up on Federal Hill (Federial Heights, for locals) and all the spectacular pastries with which St. Joseph's Day would be celebrated. Yum. Lots of people even had the day off work. Those crazy Italians! :)
In the meantime, I hope everyone has a blessed Ostara...or Tuesday...or whatever day you've been given to enjoy.
Luck and grace,
Nik
Today happens to be the feastday of St. Joseph. Not a bad fellow, really. I remember seeing the church calendar in Grammy's kitchen, with all the feastdays marked, and all the names. It's a nice memory -- and, being from Rhode Island, I remember the festivals that happen up on Federal Hill (Federial Heights, for locals) and all the spectacular pastries with which St. Joseph's Day would be celebrated. Yum. Lots of people even had the day off work. Those crazy Italians! :)
In the meantime, I hope everyone has a blessed Ostara...or Tuesday...or whatever day you've been given to enjoy.
Luck and grace,
Nik
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