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Thursday, December 20, 2012

GUESS WHO MADE "WHAT DOES THE PRAYER REALLY SAY?" BLOG AGAIN?

Hint:
PRESS HERE TO FIND OUT!

11 comments:

Templar said...

You actually have your own "tag" on WDTPRS, meaning Father Z has posted about you often enough that he has created a category just for you.

Salve

ytc said...

how old's that pic?

=)

Rood Screen said...

He says, "...aging-hippie liberals interpret everything within the Church still through the lens they formed during the anti-authoritarian civil-rights and anti-war protest movements."
I would say that you both put the situation very well.
The liberal problem in the Church is a cultural problem, tied to a single decade. And, that tie is a death grip that just will not let go, until...
I don't wish death on anyone, but I'm tired of these revolutionaries smothering our spirits ("harshing my mellow"?).
They need to get real and mellow out, man!

Fr. Allan J. McDonald said...

That picture was taken in February!

Fr. Allan J. McDonald said...

YTC, why do you ask?

Anonymous 2 said...

What did you do with your pen communicator?

Bill said...

February, perhaps, but not the most recent Frbruary! ;^)

ytc said...

That picture looks much older than February 2012. You must age much better in photos than in video. Was that an insult? I'm sorry.

=)

rcg said...

Liberals didn't want an end to war, they wanted to win it.

rcg said...

He didn't say which year, ytc. LOL!!! I think FrAJM's dry humour has struck again. He does look very handsome and the black and white makes it look like a still from detective movie.

Fr, the only thing I can say about having a feature on WDTPRS is you might find yourself opening a two front war. Never a goad idea.

Anonymous 2 said...

No, rcg, it’s not a still from a detective movie, it’s a still from The Man from U.N.C.L.E., you silly person. Am I the only one old enough to remember The Man from U.N.C.L.E., starring Robert Vaughn and David McCallum, which aired between 1964 and 1968? Guess which one Father McDonald looks like (don’t be thrown off by the Mc in McCallum).