At times, we encounter "speed bumps" on the roadway of life.
My move to our new church property just outside Austin has been one of those.
Without any internet, it becomes a bit more challenging to respond to emails, blog comments, or Facebook invites.
Living out of boxes (awaiting a final word on which building I will reside in) prevents one having access to such things as bills, records, one's baptismal certificates, silverware, books, etc.
All will be well. But I ask patience from the readers of this blog. May God be with you all.
Fr. Hieromonk Aidan (Keller)
Oremus blog - Roman Rite in the Orthodox Church
3 comments:
Understood.
With prayers,
M
Hello Everyone
I am new to the Blog.
While I knew Father Aidan had lost his parish community, I did not know he was living out of a suitcase!
Father, I hope you are doing OK and when you get back in thw swing of things, you will keep this blog going! I think it is great!
I also miss the St. Hilarion Calendar nd hope when you get settled, that St. Cassian's Press will produce a 2011 Edition. i refer to the older edition 92004) on a daily basis.
Anyone with information on the current state pf Father Aidan, may send me an e-mail.
Hello, Handyman (what is your Christian name?).
I've never lost a parish community, so I am unsure what that means. It is true that in 2004I resigned from serving in a Milan Synod parish which, in 2007, closed its doors. But the Russian Orthodox parish in Austin where I've served since 2008, is growing and doing well.
Nor am I living out of a suitcase; I am living in the nice rectory building on our newly-purchased church property. Now unpacking all the Press stocks and printing equipment and research materials, so that I can be truly efficient--that is yet to be accomplished.
Thanks for your kind words, and I'm glad I could relieve some of your concerns which weren't founded. Please keep me in your prayers.
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