Wasn’t it my lot in life to be a part of St. Mary’s when my parents moved into its parish boundaries in the early 60’s, and years later, when my parents moved into another parish’s boundaries didn’t I, as a vulnerable teenager, separate from the family and return to St. Mary’s…
…and over the years since, though it is not for me to say whether or not The Lord gave me a seat with the leaders, was there any doubt in my mind that at St. Mary’s Parish I was in my nest with my peeps …
…and even now, as St. Mary’s Cathedral becomes more and more a reflection of its pastor, Bishop Zurek, and I question whether or not my parish can bear fruit that will last, if I am not comfortable, am I not at least at peace at the Church that I chose, (or was chose for me), and has been both a nest and a “field hospital for the vulnerable“❓…
Notice on The Door to a Confessional at St. Mary’s Cathedral FYI: Confessions are Scheduled from 5:30-7pm Each Wednesday and the Sod Poodle Baseball Game Starts at 7pm Is it not a good thing for us to get out of “the nest” for some recreation at a ballgame, but is it good to not leave someone behind to serve “the vulnerable” who chose, (or were chose) to come, and are expecting to find hospitality❓
from paragraph 37 of Declaration of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith “Dignitas Infinita” on Human Dignity, 08.04.2024
…and so I ask Bishop Zurek, “Isn’t St. Mary’s Cathedral denying the dignity of vulnerable human beings when the wealth of the Sacraments at St. Mary’s Cathedral is being distributed unequally to the few in possession of a changing schedule that is accommodated to those who chose to go to a baseball game or celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the rector’s ordination,…
FROM PARAGRAPH 236 of ENCYCLICAL LETTERLAUDATO SI’ OF THE HOLY FATHER FRANCIS ON CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME
…for since The Lord in Love chose to reach our intimate depths, shouldn’t someone, even you, have the Love to be at your Cathedral, even if they’re late for Sod Poodles or Fr. Tony❓