No, I'm not like St. Joseph Cupertino or St. Pio of Pietrelcina, enabled by God to levitate. I'm taking the normal mode of transportation to Washington, D.C., where I'll be speaking at the Winter Meeting of
The Papal Foundation, telling the members about Anglicanorum coetibus, and explaining a bit about the Ordinariate which will be established. I'll be returning to San Antonio on Tuesday evening, and I'd be grateful for your prayers for safe travel.
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Fr. Phillips,
May God be with you on all your travels.
You have taken the truth of the Catholic Church to many places this past year. Surely our Lord is using you for the good of the Church.
Hopefully your parish understands that this is part of your mission on earth.
May God speed you in your journey as you share the good news of Anglicanorum Coetibus.
I noticed among the trustees is Archbishop Myers. I've been curious as to his thinking on his position as the Ecclesiastical Delegate of the Pastoral Provision. Father Hurd seems to think that the Pastoral Provision Office would continue on, yet I can't tell that there is some criteria for which he would refer parties to the Pastoral Provision Office in order to establish an Anglican Use parish rather than joining the Personal Ordinariate.
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