On this episode of “Where in the World Is Fr. Paul”…
“Today, we joined the Anglican Bishop of El Salvador in a little indigenous community in the mountains. We celebrated St. Oscar Romero, and he confirmed two people, and two young people made their First Communion. Afterwards, we had a meal and had a discussion about what it’s like to live there. They are building their church building from the ground up under their own steam.”
On this episode of “Where in the World Is Fr. Paul”…
“Yesterday was a long day. We went to the base ecclesial community that is the organizing committee in the community. We went on procession with them and then celebrated with them in the evening, including a Roman Catholic Mass, in which we were fully included. This was all in honor of St. Oscar Romero.”
Here is something to get you thinking about worship this morning…
(“Down to The River to Pray” by Alison Krauss)
On this episode of “Where in the World Is Fr. Paul”…
“The first morning of the pilgrimage, we’re having breakfast in the open-air restaurant of the hotel where we are staying in San Salvador. I hope to send posts and updates during the next three day so you can walk with me through this experience.”
Here is the music for [insert date] in case people want to familiarize themselves with it.
Opening Hymn: “On Eagles’ Wings” (Michael Joncas)
Gradual Hymn: “Hosea” (Weston Priory and Gregory Norbet)
Offertory Hymn: “Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us” (Hymn 708)
Communion Hymn: “Just As I Am” (Hymn 693)
Closing Hymn: “The Glory of These Forty Days” (Hymn 143)
