Today: Masses until midday. Then hospitals and rehabs and many hundreds of miles, bearing Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament in a little pyx for the sick and dying. I think that I’ll be lucky to be back home by 5:00 AM Monday morning. Yikes! But it is such a joy and happiness, blessedness, to be with Jesus on this great day of his birth. Happy Birthday Jesus! Thank you, Jesus! Thank you, Mary!
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Merry Christmas, Fr. Byers!
Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah Father George! The blessed part of both you have covered!
Merry Christmas, Father! You literally go with God!
Merry Christmas to you Father
Merry Christmas, Father! Thank the Lord for priests like you: we depend on you so much.
Merry Christmas Father George. Happy Hanukkah. I must make latkes today.
Fr George, Hope you had a wonderful Christmas. Prayers for you and your continued health and safety, Would you lease pray for my pastor, Fr. Joe? He is 80, soon to be 81 and is experiencing a bit of lightheartedness. He told us Sunday that he’s been a priest for 55 years and loved every minute. He doesn’t want to retire so his health has to stay strong.
Will do.