Just wondering..................and waiting to hear if you decided on a new boardie name???
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Just wondering..................and waiting to hear if you decided on a new boardie name???
Pretty darn close!
Father Jim,
Out of curiosity do you know who is the priest at Seaford Town? Many years ago I spoke with the Father there but can not recollect his name. (Father Vic?)
Thanks,
JohnG
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Good morning JohnG,Quote:
Originally Posted by johng
I will ask Fr. Jim to come look at yr message and respond when he can.
Have a great day!
St. Anthony's Kitchen
Good morning MBJ!Quote:
Originally Posted by MBJ
I spoke with Fr. Jim yesterday and he will decide very soon... hopefully by this coming weekend :)
Give thanks for yr interest! Have a great day :)
St. Anthony's Kitchen
looking forward to hearing what it will be.. i think a simple 'Fadda' might be kinda nice.
johng, the priest in Seaford Town is Fr. Luke Sveda, from Poland. A relatively young fellow compared to me. Fr. Luke has been there about 3 years now. Prior to his arrival there was no resident priest there (serving Darliston as well). Before that--before my time. If it really important to you I can contact the diocese and see if I can find out. It would be helpful to have some time frame--years. --Fadder Jim
Hi Fadder Jim,
Thanks for your reply!! No need to dig deeper on this I was just curious. Father Vic goes back to 1987 era, very nice guy. I had the pleasure of attending mass several times at your church in Negril even doing some Gospel readings, a great privilege I must add. No fonder memories of Negril than Sunday morning mass, especially Easter!!
God Bless,
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nice photo
The photo is of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Seaford Town. The view from the front of church over the valley and to the hills is beautiful--been there a few times. John, perhaps we will see you here at MGH in Negril again one day! We love visitors! Be well! --Fadder JIMaica aka Fr. Jim
Dear Fadder,
Thanks for your reply and kind invite to MGH. Negril has become a bit too busy over the past few years and unfortunately I seem to try and compare it to the way it used to be. Impossible I know!!
My best wishes to you and your Brothers and Sisters in Christ who work so hard to spread the good word in a time where everybody can use the message. If I do return to Negril I will definitely stop to say hello and offer whatever assistance I possibly can to help.
Sincerely,
John