Tomorrow evening, there will be a London blognic with Fr Zuhlsdorf (What Does the Prayer Really Say?). Fr Z is visiting London for a couple of weeks and will be coming to Blackfen for the Mass to celebrate my silver jubilee. (You are all invited to that, too - see the this link for details.)The blognics is a simple and informal opportunity for people interested in the Catholic blogosphere, whether bloggers or readers to meet up for a chat while Fr Z is in the country. Everyone is welcome. The last two have gone very well so I very much look forward to seeing some of you there tomorrow.
DETAILS
We are meeting tomorrow evening (Friday 24th) from 6-7.30pm at the Buckingham Arms in Petty France, near St James's Park tube station. After 7.30pm those who want can go on to the Ha Ha Bar in Cardinal Place (opposite Westminster Cathedral) for something to eat.
Below is the google map for the Buckingham Arms (green arrow) which you can zoom in on, look at the satellite view or street view (you can see the pub sign but street view cuts off just before the pub - presumably because it is opposite the rear of the Wellington Barracks):
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7 comments:
Looking forward to it.
Great stuff Father, we are looking forward to the blognic.
Jim & Christina McPake.
I wanna know if the Brummie one is taking place up Broad St?
Afraid I'm on the evening shift after all. Hope it's a good one.
I'd love to be there but alas, it cannot be.Hope you all have a wonderful time!
I would love to come also but sadly I am unable to get in today. Hope it all goes well.
Do have a great, productive and of course enjoyable evening.
A question to all Blognics... Is there a way in which the Catholic Blogosphere can work with some kind of 'organised' (that's probably the wrong word) synergy, to stand up hard to the secular, aetheistic and values-free libertarian world at large?
Seems to me that all the blogs individually do a great job at fighting the many heads of the secular 'Medusa', however for every head that is cut off two new ones grow in its place! We need a joint assault to thrust the sword deep into the heart of the beast!
Will keep you all in our prayers at the Latin Mass this evening at St Mary's in Chislehurst.
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