Our Province 11-13
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Dear Father: The weather has been cold. They tell me it has been a mild win- ter. If that is really true I am glad it has been mild this winter. I sent you a souvenir, a bell made in India. It has a very nice tone and may possibly serve in your chapel. One of our Irish confreres is located near here at the moment. He is a Father Brawley and is serving as a chaplain to Nigerian soldiers. I have also met a Mill Hiller, chaplain to the East Africans, who tells me that Father Dooley has been sent t...o Ceylcn. I get "Our Province" regularly and am pleased to know what is going on. The ordo arrived.
Many thanks. Chaplain Eugene L. Lavery. C.S.Sp.
Comm. Serv. Force, Sub Command, 7th Fleet, Fleet P.O., Son Francisco, California. Dear Father: Belated, but by no stretch of fancy less welcome, there arrived your cheerful note. As it is no small satisfaction to know I'm in your prayers ne'er deem me ever the less grateful. For doubtless such is no small reason why I find the Navy a glad service and myself quite happy despite difficulties concomitant with war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dear Father: The weather has been cold. They tell me it has been a mild win- ter. If that is really true I am glad it has been mild this winter. I sent you a souvenir, a bell made in India. It has a very nice tone and may possibly serve in your chapel. One of our Irish confreres is located near here at the moment. He is a Father Brawley and is serving as a chaplain to Nigerian soldiers. I have also met a Mill Hiller, chaplain to the East Africans, who tells me that Father Dooley has been sent t...o Ceylcn. I get "Our Province" regularly and am pleased to know what is going on. The ordo arrived.
Many thanks. Chaplain Eugene L. Lavery. C.S.Sp.
Comm. Serv. Force, Sub Command, 7th Fleet, Fleet P.O., Son Francisco, California. Dear Father: Belated, but by no stretch of fancy less welcome, there arrived your cheerful note. As it is no small satisfaction to know I'm in your prayers ne'er deem me ever the less grateful. For doubtless such is no small reason why I find the Navy a glad service and myself quite happy despite difficulties concomitant with war.
What to read after Our Province 11-13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holy Ghost Fathers to read onlineMoreLess
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