Redemptorists Erected As Religious Institute Of Diocesan Right

[inperpetuity]

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Edited August 16, 2012 by inperpetuity

[NonNovi]

Great news! I like the Transalpine Redemptorists,all alone on their little island They were at the Pentecost pilgrimage to Chartres (France), I had the opportunity to talk with one of the novices.

[inperpetuity]

[i]Oh, did you talk to Brother Peter? He's from my parish. We are ever praying for him. Yes, I love the idea of that little island, but it seems they don't get to stay there for very long as they are truly missionaries. [/i]

[NonNovi]

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[i]Oh, did you talk to Brother Peter? [/i]
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I don't know, forgot his name The one kneeling on the left in this picture:

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[inperpetuity]

Yes, that's him, Brother Peter.

[krissylou]

I'm sure they're wonderful people and my general rule with regard to inessentials is "they can do what they like without permission from me" ...

But I have to say, I don't think I could get past those hats.

[NonNovi]

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But I have to say, I don't think I could get past those hats.
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Funny, some people I know say exactly the same. What's so special about the biretta? Even cardinals wear them:

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