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apparently theyve decided that maybe the steeple can be saved? and that it's worth it to try & raise money for the other damaged steeples in the city?
i dont see a website up for this yet, just this:
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/kathysc...athy+Schiffer)
oh, here we go:
http://stjosaphat.wordpress.com
Isn't St. Bananaphat the patron Saint of plantain?
Theyse used to call him "tha fruity saint" in the middle ages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Honky Tonk
I wonder if his followers found that a-pealing?Quote:
Originally Posted by canuck
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Originally Posted by Honky Tonk
Yes, I think that is where the expression; "The bells of Bananaphat were a-pealing" came from, circa 1307A.D.
Well, there is a website to save the steeple.
motherofdivinemercy.com/2013/12/03/save-our-steeples
I just gave. Did you? Blessed Advent.
the address is Sweetest Heart of Mary's church. i wonder if you can go in person to donate
I suppose if they're holding Mass or during office hours, but why would you if there are two more convenient options?Quote:
Originally Posted by WaCoTS
i sometimes happen to be driving by there, thats why. plus any excuse to visit that beautiful church is fine with me. and i hate how expensive stamps have gotten, lol
call me old fashioned
Understood. However, consider the place is certainly completely understaffed - you'll be doing them an additional favor just by donating online. I've worked in similar environments. The church is even better when Mass is being held and they're ready to welcome visitors.Quote:
Originally Posted by WaCoTS