Comments on: The Catechetical Congress

By: Morgan Giblin

Morgan Giblin — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 20:13:48 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
It is amazing that the Eastern and Western churches are reuniting once a again after 1,000 years! Its amazing how long that is. I love how the Most Precious Blood Catholic Church was keeping people going there for 50 years, it is amazing to hear that. Thanks for your blogs!
God Bless,
Morgan Giblin
Saint Paul School
Grade 7

By: Sally Stover

Sally Stover — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:45:21 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
Congratulatoins on your 25th year as being Bishiop! You have done an outstanding job! I hope you had a nice time at the Mass at Boston Collge High School, my brother will go to the middle school there when he is in seventh grade, only two more years! Most Precious Blood looked like a great church, it looked very beautiful! I can’t wait to read you blog next week!

By: Celene Chen

Celene Chen — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 02:16:01 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
It is nice to see that the Catholic Church is spreading its hands to other religions. It is also great to see how the Church is against abortion, a view that I also share.

Sincerely,
Celene Chen

By: Kathleen Ryan

Kathleen Ryan — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:04:11 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
I think that the thing about the Anglicans is very interesting. It just shows that you can learn something new in anything that you read! I can’t believe that there were so many people at the prayer service at Lantana in Randolph. The books in the picture looked interesting and seemed like good books to read. As always, your blog was great to read along with all of your pictures. I am looking forward to next week’s!
God Bless You,
Kathleen Ryan
Grade 7
Saint Paul School

By: Kathleen Ryan

Kathleen Ryan — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:02:44 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
I think that it is very interesting that the thing about the Anglicans was very interesting.It just shows that you can learn something new in anything that you read! I can’t believe that there were so many people at the prayer service at Lantana in Randolph. The books in the picture looked interesting and seemed like good books to read if you want to deepen your faith. As always, your blog was great to read along with all of your pictures. I am looking forward to next week’s!
God Bless You,
Kathleen Ryan
Grade 7
Saint Paul School

By: Kathleen Ryan

Kathleen Ryan — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:00:58 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
I think that it is very interesting that the Anglicans may be included in the Catholic church. Something new never hurts!I can’t believe that there were so many people at the prayer service at Lantana in Randolph. The books in the picture looked interesting and seemed like good books to read if you want to deepen your faith. As always, your blog was great to read with all of your pictures, and I am looking forward to next week’s!
God Bless You,
Kathleen Ryan
Grade 7
Saint Paul School

By: brendan sullivan

brendan sullivan — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 01:46:54 +0000

dear cardinal sean, what did you do at b.c’s mass hopefully you can come to one of our schools masses at saint pauls in hingham. sincerly, brendan sullivan

By: Sally

Sally — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:00:25 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
Congragulations on your 25th year of being bishiop! I think I’d never be able to do as many activities as you do in one week! I hope you had fun at Boston Collage, it looked like a nice mass. I’m glad you found Msgr. Kevin Wallin’s speech intersting, he seems like a nice man. St. Catherine of Genoa Parish in Somerville looked beautiful, the excerpt from the homily about Saint Marie de la Croix was a great honor to her, she shounded like a wonderful faithfull woman.

God bless.
Sally
Saint Paul School Hingham
Grade Seven

By: Katie Irish

Katie Irish — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:41:14 +0000

Cardinal Sean,
You did it again!! Another great blog to add to your list of accomplishments. Speaking of that, I would like to congradulate you on your 25th anniversery as bishop! Wow, 25 years of devotion to God as a bishop. I agreed with your segment on abortion and how cruel it is. I guess some people don’t understand that even if their baby is not born yet it is still a LIVING human being and killing that unborn baby is taking a life. I like to beleive that aborded babies have a special place with God in Heaven. I can’t wait to read your next blog!
God Bless.
Katie Irish
Grade 7
Saint Paul School

By: Emma Hofmann

Emma Hofmann — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:07:32 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean, Once again you have done an amazing job on this week’s blog! Everything in these blogs are so interesting! It was interesting that you went to Boston Collage because my brother goes to Boston Collage High School. I personly think my brother would really enjoy it if you were to go and serve a Mass at Boston Collage High School. Anyways, the Church, The Most Prescious Blood,you served at in Dover was very pretty. I would also like to congratulate The Most Precious Blood Catholic Church for encouraging people to attend Church for 50 years! Thank You once again for your wonderful blogs!

God Bless,

Emma Hofmann
Grade 7
Saint Paul School, Hingham, MA

By: Kate

Kate — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:12:38 +0000

Dear Cardinal Seán,

Although I can’t say that I know much about the Anglicans, I think that it is an excellent idea for the Holy Father to unite religions and cultures in this way, and that it was very brave to risk criticism to do something like that.

That flyer is certainly doing a wonderful job at getting a very important point across to people everywhere. It is difficult for me to believe that in a world where murder is against the law, abortion is accepted. Abortion is such a wrong thing, and I am proud to be a member of the Catholic Church, where we are so strongly against it.

Thank you for another excellent blog! God Bless!

-Kate, Grade 8
Saint Paul School
Hingham, MA

By: twe

twe — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 18:23:04 +0000

Wonderful as always!

May I make a suggestion? Sometimes I refer others to a picture or article on the blog. Inevitably, people comment on how much they enjoyed it. It would be great if, at the bottom of the blog there would be a little notation on the order of “Click here to sign up to receive this blog free in your email.”

Thank you again, Cardinal Sean.

By: Gabrielle

Gabrielle — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 17:01:57 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,

Congratulations to the Fox family! The book “The Difference God Makes” looks like it would be a very nice book to read. I always enjoy reading your blogs, and I hope that you will be able to celebrate a Mass with the St. Paul Community very soon!

Thank You!

Gabrielle Lemoine
St. Paul School Hingham
Grade 8

By: Mariah

Mariah — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 16:01:41 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,

I would like to begin with saying thank you for posting this blog each week. I love hearing about what is going on in the Archdiocese of Boston and the surrounding Catholic world.The pilgrimage seemed like a beautiful experience. The detail that went into the architecture is exquisite.

Sincerely,

Mariah Ward
Eighth Grade Student at St. Paul School

By: Joey Roddy

Joey Roddy — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:53:03 +0000

Wow another great blog as always. My favorite part was when u went to St. Petersburg. In the pictures the church looked very beautiful. I cannot wait for your November blogs. I will make sure to keep u in my prayers.

Joey Roddy, St. Paul School, Hingham MA

By: Lindsey

Lindsey — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:36:40 +0000

Dear Cardinal Sean,
Hi again! Happy 25th anniverssary! That cake looks so good! Another eventful week! The book “The Difference God Makes” looks very interesting. I also noticed the commorative stamp that you were given. It looks very deatiled and beautilful! I love the church that you were in which was covered in gold, it looked breath taking!!
I enjoyed reading your blog this week!
Lindsey
Grade 8
Saint Paul School

By: Nathan

Nathan — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 06:56:53 +0000

As always, Your Eminence, I appreciate the time you take to let us see the week that was for you. I see even Archbishop Dolan is on the bandwagon!

With Fr. Myles Sheehan and Cardinal George in the same post this week, I think it neat that Fr. Sheehan served as Cardinal George’s physician a couple years ago when the Cardinal was fighting cancer. I see that the Father Doctor spent a couple minutes speaking for conscience clauses on the USCCB’s youtube page. May the campaign the bishops are putting together lead us in the laity to speak out as Fr. Sheehan has done so eloquently!