Every once in a while I like to use this blog just to let folks know a bit more of what my life is like. This is one of those timesAs you can tell from my schedule posted above I'm heading into a more relaxed time of the year. I head north to Canada via the Auto Train to Washington DC. I used this wonderful mode of transportation last year and it nourished my general love for trains.After that I get to stop and visit friends in New Jersey and then family in Boston. On the way back home I stop at our friary in Raleigh, NC for a springtime gathering of friars. The month of May will see me taking a week of vacation and then spending some good quality time with my community in St. Petersburg as well as a chance to indulge one of my favorite pastimes--following the Boston Red Sox, especially when they come here to play the Tampa Bay Rays.
I hope during this time to work on some more video and have just completed a reflection on the Gospel for the Second Sunday of Easter. You can check it out by clicking on Fr.John's YouTube Videos
Also, I have added a link under My Blog List to a blog done by Steve DeWitt, OFM, one of our friars in formation. You can look at that by clicking here--A Franciscan Abroad
In A View From The Window Fr. John Anglin, OFM shares glimplese of his views from the window of his heart and soul. He also invites you to visit his Unbound Outreach Page. Unbound.org/MyOutreach/Fr. JohnAnglinOFM
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Hey John. Great blog.
ReplyDeleteWhile back in the States last summer for my triennial vacation, I took the opportunity to travel across the country — from Oakland to DC — by train. It was a great experience. I can see why you like it so much.
All the best from Bolivia. Peace.
Jim