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2 comments:
Mass on the back of a Creepy Sea Monster. Seriously hard core.
Something about crushing the head of the serpent with his heel comes to mind....
Can I be the first to welcome you by blog back to our diocese?Brendan looks as if he is celebrating Mass off Dingle Bay!May you have further great voyaging in the gift of the sacrament of ordination.
Cura et valias,
apud Duagh
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