The 4th degree honor guard joins us before the start of the festival:
We will see them again next year, if you have a Catholic or Civic event and wish the Knights to march to add pageantry contact your local council.
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The Knights of Columbus Honor Guard at Madonna Della Cava
Posted: August 21, 2010 by datechguy in catholic, special eventsTags: catholic, Knights of Columbus, madonna della cava, st. anthony's church
Voices of the CNMC: Lisa Hendey
Posted: August 19, 2010 by datechguy in catholic, short films/interviews, special eventsTags: catholic, cnmc, CNMC conference boston, short interviews, voices of the cnmc
My last video from CNMC was taken just as I had to run off with Lisa Henley who gave me a sec just before the Cardinal speak.
Unless my fortunes change a bit I will unlikely be able to make it next year, but I’m very happy to have been able to manage this one.
Update: Got her name wrong, corrected it
Voices from the Madonna Della Cava Festival: The Roma Band of Boston
Posted: August 19, 2010 by datechguy in catholic, local stuff, short films/interviews, special eventsTags: catholic, fitchburg, madonna della cava, roma band, short interviews, st. anthony's church
The Roma Band of Boston played at the Madonna Della Cava festival last Sunday. We talked to the band before the festivities began:
If you are looking for an Italian band for an event (And you should be) The Roma Band should be high on the list.
DaTechguy’s Field guide to (Catholic Bloggers) The American Papist
Posted: August 18, 2010 by datechguy in blogs, catholic, short films/interviews, special eventsTags: Blogroll, catholic, cnmc, CNMC conference boston, datechguy's field guide to (cpac) bloggers, short interviews, voices of the cnmc
This is the last field guide entry from CNMC and the penultimate interview from the cnmc that I will be posting. He is also the only person from CNMC that was already on my blogroll.
If Thomas Peters never wrote a word on a blog he would still be an impressive young man. I’d like to give his father a pat on the back. I pray my sons turn out half as good.
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