Author Archives: Foolishness

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I took my granddaughter to her first Palm Sunday service yesterday.  She seemed to have a good time, but Nana needed a nap afterwards. Palm Sunday is a good time to bring children because there is a procession and palm … Continue reading →

Today, the Fourth Sunday of Lent, we celebrated  Mothering Sunday. Mass began with a blessing of flowers and the simnel cake. Our priest Fr. Doug Hayman wore rose vestments, and many of us wore pink, or magenta, or salmon in … Continue reading →

One of our annual traditions at Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary is our annual Shrove Tuesday pancake supper.  Both our priests are available for confession all afternoon so we can be “shriven” of our sins before Lent begins, while … Continue reading →

On Feb. 2, as we were celebrating Candlemas at Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, we did so without our cantor and organist Michael Trolly. That’s because he was with his wife Rebecca as their baby daughter Anna Christina was … Continue reading →

Elizabeth Scalia invited me to write a personal account for a series Aleteia is doing on differing liturgical expressions in the Catholic Church.  Above is a picture of me taken by Jake Wright on the day our parish was received into … Continue reading →

A most interesting post by a Catholic convert who first experienced beauty and reverence in the liturgy through attending Anglo-Catholic services.  It’s entitled Masculinity and the Liturgy by Sam Guzman over at The Catholic Gentleman: On the final stages of … Continue reading →