Wednesday, April 23, 2008

You can't keep them all for yourself

7-6 W (15-6)



Here's another find from record store day! This probably would have gone back in the stack if it wasn't for the couple staring at me waiting to put it down. After reading Fr. Pat's bio on the back jacket, I have to admit, I was pretty intrigued. This is long out of print, so I don't feel too guilty posting the entire album.



Fr. Pat's Bio..

"Father Pat Berkery is presently in charge of St. Anthony's Parish, in Ansonia, Connecticut. Born in Brooklyn, New York, he contracted polio at a very young age and was treated in and received his grade school education at St. Charles Hospital, in Port Jefferson, New York. The nuns who cared for him did such a wonderful job that he was able to enter the seminary later in life and pursue college and graduate studies in a Connecticut catholic seminary. After ordination, Father Pat was sent to Rome to obtain his Doctorate in Philosophy. While there, he majored in Scholastic Philosophy, and upon completion of his doctoral studies, returned to teach in the Connecticut seminary where he prepared for the priesthood. Father Pat has taught philosophy in various seminaries throughout the country and has written extensively on the spiritual life. He has also preached retreats in many parts of the United States. A published author, Father Pat has written many articles that were published in various religious journals in addition to his books. A gifted speaker and homilist, Father Pat has found that stories have a power to make most messages meaningful and absorbable beyond man's wildest dreams."

It's a trip.



Fr. Pat Berkery ~ Prayers for a Noonday Church

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