Omis Islykanovice
Happy Days ahead for Omis!It's official, In August, he'll join our company.
Be sure to congratulate him over at Higher Plane!
Thanks be to God for answering our prayers!
posted by Mark Mossa, SJ at 4:35 AM
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Happy Days ahead for Omis!It's official, In August, he'll join our company.
Be sure to congratulate him over at Higher Plane!
Thanks be to God for answering our prayers!
About Me
- Name: Mark Mossa, SJ
- Location: Bronx, New York, United States
What's a "hyphenated" priest? It's a priest who is also pursuing one or more other occupations. I am a student-priest, professor-priest and writer-priest. I am also a Jesuit priest, but that doesn't get a hyphen. I am currently doing all these things at Fordham University, in New York City.
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7 Comments:
LOL...I finally got the post title!
Thanks for the support, Mark!
And who is that a picture of? Just curious.
It is an actual Jesuit novice, from some years ago (obviously), but I'm not sure who.
That's great ... I love the title of your post. And I'd love to see our friend in such an outfit!
Very exciting ... can't wait till I get the news that I'll be a groovy sister novice myself!
Susan,
I can't wait either! Tell 'em to speed it up! :)
Hey, Omis Islykanovice will gladly accept gifts of clerical attire!
Address upon request.
I wonder how I'd look biking through Portland (in the most un-churched state in the Union, as Susan is keen to tell me) in a soutane?
I'm working of developing the virtue of patience ..... the congregation leader is on her way to Rome, so it will have to wait at least until she gets back! :(
And Omis, they wouldn't know what to make of you - at least not in our Southeast Portland neighborhood. They'd probably think you were wearing a dress ... and that in itself is not that odd around here!
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