"A [preacher] who does not love art, poetry, music and nature can be dangerous. Blindness and deafness toward the beautiful are not incidental; they are necessarily reflected in his [preaching]." — BXVI
02 June 2010
More Rome pics
The Angelicum's courtyard. . .the trees on the right are orange trees.
The Angelicum's backyard. . .which is really an orchard: orange, lemon, apple, pear, etc.
Fr. Philip, warm greetings to you in Jesus, Off topic and fyi, I have disabled and will eventually delete the blog 'aspiring f.o.o.L., a woman at the well' - a tough decision. In the meantime and unfortunately, the message reading that the blog is "open to invited readers only" is misleading. It's not at all a question of invitation. I'll continue visits here though... In prayer for you, aspiring...
Che bellissima Roma! I'd find all that beauty really distracting if I were studying there. Someday, God willing, I'll see it for myself! Thank you, Father, for sharing these beautiful shots!
Beautiful pics! Please keep posting them. As an aside, I would like to invite your readers who read Portuguese to visit my blog: http://speminaliumnunquam.blogspot.com/ Pax Christi, T.
Fr. Philip, warm greetings to you in Jesus, Off topic and fyi, I have disabled and will eventually delete the blog 'aspiring f.o.o.L., a woman at the well' - a tough decision. In the meantime and unfortunately, the message reading that the blog is "open to invited readers only" is misleading. It's not at all a question of invitation. I'll continue visits here though... In prayer for you, aspiring...
ReplyDeleteChe bellissima Roma! I'd find all that beauty really distracting if I were studying there. Someday, God willing, I'll see it for myself! Thank you, Father, for sharing these beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics! Please keep posting them.
ReplyDeleteAs an aside, I would like to invite your readers who read Portuguese to visit my blog:
http://speminaliumnunquam.blogspot.com/
Pax Christi,
T.