Last night, I had the pleasure of attending Garry Toffoli’s launch of his first novel Ruritania on the Rideau, a thriller that is set in Ottawa.
Gary, a Toronto native, is a long-time friend of the Ordinariate and occasional reader of this blog.
Among those attending, Bill Silver., a member of our Ordinariate church here in Ottawa, Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Arthur Bousfield, a member of Church of the Good Shepherd, the Ordinariate church in Oshawa, Ontario, also gave a marvelous talk on King George V. I hope he publishes it and I would be happy to supply a link to any online version on this blog.
Not only were the two presentations interesting and insightful, there was a great time of socializing over some prosecco and chocolate torte. I was one of only two women in attendance, and I would say all the men wore jackets and ties for the occasion. That was quite splendid, since I find it rare these days men or women get dressed up in the least for either church or evening gatherings. A very interesting group of people. Glad I was invited to attend.
I understand there was a review posted at the Facebook page of the Oshawa Ordinariate but I can’t find it. Maybe someone can post a link in the comments section?
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Yes, Deborah, I did post it on the Oshawa Ordinariate FB Page, but I am trying to find it myself. By the way, the information, on this page is gleaned from all 3 Ordinariates as well as various Catholic sources of information. So, the name, Oshawa Ordinariate is a bit of a misnomer. A bit of a mish mosh, but I am trying to keep people informed. I will post the link to your above report, so our friends in the other Ordinariates may link into your blog (those who are not aware of your blog, though I am sure many am). Happy Feast Day of Our Lady of Walsingham to you.
I do vaguely recall concealing my face when I saw a camera floating around there!