Homily, 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (Cycle B) Fr Peter Kirwin
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Do thank Fr Peter for modelling for me. I needed to see the folds in a gothic chasuble, and how they fall. Good homily as well, but I was mostly watching the drapery.
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I thought his ultra-white running shoes were pretty spiffy too.
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They were, but sadly the running shoes won’t appear on an icon.
My Vicar is on holiday and it was very frustrating painting Oscar Romero from assorted photographs online. Now I can paint another one, with a far better idea of the way a chasuble falls. And then I must watch again and listen to what is said instead. : )
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Indeed, I’m glad you got something from it. For me, the sneakers were a gospel in themselves.
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Well, if you go to St. John Vianney in Sedona the priest who’s initials are JC always wears black western boots to say Mass. That for you Dave should be a Revelation!
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Is he a real cowboy or is he all hat and no cattle? 🙂
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He’s of Mexican extraction…Jose ?
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Maybe he started life as a cowboy then. Maybe he will wean himself from the ranch eventually and start to dress like a priest. Both are great vocations but he is now in the better one . . . no need to mix them together as he is a man ‘set apart.’ 🙂
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Dave, if you’ve worn Western Boots you know they’re the most comfortable things to have on your feet.
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I have, as I was born in Texas, but disagree; too hot and too heavy. The most comfortable of all is the Franciscan normal dress of sandals . . . after that, a good pair of light weight sneakers is a close second.
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… how lovely on the mountains … : )
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