Fr. Harrison Ayre
@FrHarrison
Pastor of St Peter's in Nanaimo, BC. Doctoral Candidate @MaryvaleInst. Amazon Wishlist for Doctoral Studies in the link. Co-host of Clerically Speaking
gonna post a thread of the Rivendell Lego set. Took a break for a while because doing Lego with a sling became too hard. so some of these are older. Fun way to keep track of progress
A French archbishop has condemned as "appalling" the decision by a colleague to appoint as chancellor a priest previously jailed for rape. pillarcatholic.com/p/french-bisho…
me everytime I am in a meeting discussing budgets/finances
Funeral to annulment interview to management committee meeting to quick staff meeting to marriage meeting. it is 8:50pm. im going to bed
tempted for the 40 lecture hours for intro to theology to just scream RATZINGERRRRR
so ill be teaching in the fall during my sabbatical at Newman College Introduction to Theology and leading a reading course on theological anthropology. Kinda excited to try my hand at teaching again.
Striking that so many saints are saints because of their love for the poor. We (myself included) often want to sort of imitate their sainthood via deep prayer and outstanding moral rectitude, but skip over this whole "love and devote yourself to the poor" thing.
you know you are a nerd when you dream about having a deep conversation about mediating desire
No funding for PBS until they bring back Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego… WITH Rockapella, or no deal!
I love my Catholic brothers and sisters, I reject all the slander and twisting of what I say, and I’ll never stop calling out corruption and compromise in the church. That’s something godly Protestants and Catholics should unite around. I apologize for nothing. Go pound sand.
I love my Catholic brothers and sisters, I reject all the slander and twisting of what I say, and I’ll never stop calling out corruption and compromise in the church. That’s something godly Protestants and Catholics should unite around. I apologize for nothing. Go pound sand.
im always shocked that Jesus doesnt say “Martha” a third time. And then instead of martha he says Marcia
I noticed from preaching that people tend to hear “Martha, Martha” in really different ways. It’s always struck me as one of the warmer and more tender moments in the Gospels from Jesus, but others seem to hear it differently.