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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: November 2011
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In Awe of the Father. Over at Mysterium. Enjoy! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Our Lady, Star of the Sea. Mother Marie William MacGregor. Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati. Divine Mercy in My Soul. In Awe of the Father. An upright heart and a good will. With these, and your mind intent on carrying out what God wants, you will see your dreams of Love come true, and your hunger for souls satisfied." St. Josemaria Escriva. View my complete profile.
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: Mass in Spain...sort of!
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Mass in Spain.sort of! Our first port stop has come and gone! We made a BSF (brief stop for fuel) in. Yesterday. Thanks to the efforts of our awesome command chaplain, he was able to arrange for the local base Catholic chaplain to pay us a visit during the day while we refueled. It was such a joy, and actually unexpected—we’d been having some issues with email and his visit wasn’t confirmed until he showed up on the ship! Other great point of. Finally, in light of being in. Our Lady, Star of the Sea.
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: Israel Day 3: Duty & Rest
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Israel Day 3: Duty and Rest. Was my assigned duty day, so I stayed on the ship and enjoyed a bit of rest as I kept things in order onboard. We were “nested” outboard of another. Warship that was also moored there, which is always fun. I spent most of the day watching the Olympics on our military satellite TV, gearing up for the next day of exploring! I dont even know how I ended up here, but I thought this post was. Here is my web-site - attorney for child custody. Pleasant іn favor of neww visitors.
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: July 2011
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For All My Life.Pale Ale. This past Monday was the Final Profession for the Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia in Nashville, and one of my dear friends professed her final vows! I don't think I've blogged about it before, but upon returning home from my deployment, I got into homebrewing. That's right, brewing my own beer! It's a perfect combination of my love for cooking, for science, and for delicious craft beer! I enjoyed a Magic Hat #9 while brewing.so hopefully it will end up tasting like this!
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: Mass in Spain...sort of!
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Mass in Spain.sort of! Our first port stop has come and gone! We made a BSF (brief stop for fuel) in. Yesterday. Thanks to the efforts of our awesome command chaplain, he was able to arrange for the local base Catholic chaplain to pay us a visit during the day while we refueled. It was such a joy, and actually unexpected—we’d been having some issues with email and his visit wasn’t confirmed until he showed up on the ship! Simplicity. Needless to say, it was beautiful. To know that our Lord made H...Divin...
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: My time in Italy...coming soon!
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My time in Italy.coming soon! Though I’m almost still in disbelief that it wasn’t all a dream, I have quite a bit to post about our recent port visit to. Which included an incredible 48-hour pilgrimage to. Once I can collect my photos and gather my thoughts, I’ll share a taste of some of the graces of my time in the Eternal City! And a quote for the day: “I tell you that you have less to suffer in following the Cross than in serving the world and its pleasures.”. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: Israel Day 2: Jerusalem
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Israel Day 2: Jerusalem. On day two, we embarked on a fantastic tour set up by MWR (our Morale, Welfare, and Recreation folks) that brought three coach buses full of sailors (between two ships that were in port) to Jerusalem. My same awesome liberty group all embarked one of the buses, and were blessed with the back row! 160; The drive was over an hour and a half to the. As we traveled from. In the north down to. Monette told us all the stories of. The bus first brought us up to the. Particularly after ...
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: October 2011
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We are taught that there is a standard, and that the standard must be enforced. So, each time you pass by a sailor who needs a haircut, a firehose stowed improperly, a passageway that has not been swept for days, etc, and do not do something to correct the deficiency, you are failing to enforce the standard. So what should you do? How do I inspire a sailor to do what they are supposed to do, not because they fear my watchful eye, but because they want to be excellent? How do we get to that point? An upri...
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: Italy Day 2: Rome Sweet Home
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Italy Day 2: Rome Sweet Home. After turning over the duty responsibilities early in the morning, a few of my closest friends on the ship and I headed off to Napoli Centrale train station to start our Roman pilgrimage. We were a bit confused on how to get out tickets and maneuver ourselves at the station, but we finally figured it out and hopped aboard the Frecciarossa Italian fast train, traveling at 300 km/h and getting us to. Before, I had been in. Blessed John XXIII,. Peter (yes I rubbed his foot!
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Duc in Altum - Into the Deep: Italy Day 4: To the Monastery!
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Italy Day 4: To the Monastery! I arose on day 4 just a few hours after getting back to the ship (at 2:13am, remember? A Benedictine Monastery in central. We left at 8am with about 20 sailors and had a nice drive through the country and into the hills of the. As we left, Chaps explained some history of the monastery and I explained a little bit about the Benedictines and the monastic life. As we arrived at the monastery, we were met by two American families stationed in. We quickly learned the story.
