Pictures from the Feast of St. Dominic at St. Catherine of Siena Parish in McLean, Virginia

I’ll probably take some time to create thumbnails and add some more pictures later this weekend.

During the Mass Father James Poumade made his profession as a Third Order Dominican. Fr. Poumade is a priest at St. Mary’s Parish in Alexandria, Virginia. Pictured here are Dr. Jacobson, director of the Washington Capella Antigva, and Fr. Poumade. Dr. Jacobson and Fr. James Poumade
Here some of the group is getting lined for the procession. Lining up for procession
Dr. Jacobson on the left and Fr. David Beaubien are pictured here in the sacristy. Fr. Beaubien is associate pastor at St. Ann’s Church in Washington, DC. In the sacristy

I am cancelling cable and

I am cancelling cable and getting a big fish tank. TV turns your brain into peanut butter you know. And the devil is in that box. I mean DEBBIL. That damn debbil TEEvee!

Tomorrow I’ll post pictures

of some members of the Washington Capella Antigua from the Feast of St. Dominic yesterday evening. Everything went great except I very stupidly wore brand new shoes the whole day. The pain was somewhat distracting. Also the Capella’s vestments make us look like an exclusive club of yore that I would never want to be associated with. Without the hoods I mean. When I post the pictures you’ll see what I mean.

Fr. Sibley give us some bad news

He’s “been asked to be silent in the public forum for the next six months.” We will miss his blog which ran the gamut from profound to hilarious to impishly satirical. In the short time that he has been blogging he’s had a huge impact on our community. I imagine that he’s been asked to keep a lower profile. Perhaps he’s been given an obedience. Conjecture on the subject is useless. The fact is that in showing obedience to whatever request was made for whatever reason, Fr. Sibley has shown himself to be the priest I want. Let’s all pray that God blesses him in his ministry today and every day.