Father B. Jerabek, J.C.L.
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Pre-Lent
This Sunday (three Sundays before Ash Wednesday), February 17, 2019, is traditionally known as Septuagesima — Latin for “seventieth” and understood to be approximately the seventieth day before Easter. Septuagesima is the traditional beginning of Pre-Lent. This observance has been abolished in … Continue reading
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Baptism by Beer?
In preparing a handout for RCIA, I am brushing up on the matter and form of each sacrament. With baptism in particular, many questions can arise about the matter of the sacrament. Can we baptize with beer – in a … Continue reading
A Recipe for Your Christmas Menu
During my three years in Italy I tried a number of delicious dishes, but there is one, which I had towards the end, that really stands out in my mind – for its wonderful flavor, and great simplicity. It is … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Food, Personal, Photos, Remember When, Rome, Simplicity, Storytime, Travel