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Happy St. Patrick’s Day 2023 to all and for me, especially to Fr. Capoverdi, who, through thick and thin, kept a steadfast Catholic message alive for so many of us—even those helplessly hundreds of miles away
It was three years ago today when I was asked to leave my hometown church while waiting for a then regular Tuesday Mass on St. Patrick’s Day, a bittersweet day, forever etched in my memory.
On the previous evening, I had been asked by a friend if I could call the local pastor to ascertain whether Mass would be held in the main church or in the chapel, the following day. When I reached him by telephone, Fr. Ronnie told me it would depend on how many people would be in attendance.
When I arrived early at St. Peter’s Church in my then hometown, there were no cars parked on the street or in the chapel parking lot, so I decided on the chapel. Seeing that the candles were already alight and the wafers to be blessed for Communion were on the table at the back of the Church as usual, I knelt in the pew where my friend and I usually sat for every Tuesday Mass over the past five years.
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