25 posts tagged chartres

a tough one this year.... young seminarist making a flute... my youngest nephew... always ready ! Chartres , friday evening...

I just got back from the Paris to Chartres pilgrimage on Tuesday evening, complete with French Royalist propaganda and sore feet. The sun shone down on us mercilessly throughout the pilgrimage, I got away with some minor sunburns on my arms.

One of the most special moments of my recent trip to see churches in France, was contemplating the Virgin Mary in Chartres Cathedral. Two years ago, I wrote a book about Mary. In STRANGE HEAVEN, I explored some of those archetypes that bubble beneath the surface in our lives, allowing us to almost subconsciously relate to certain things, as we encounter them.

Early Edition: Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 The New Liturgical Movement >> Official Chartres Pilgrimage Photos Now Available (with a link to many more photos)WDTPRS >> Mozzetta Changes (the Paschal cycle is over: back to red) Posted by Deo volente

Gothic Sculpture, 1140-1300 (The Yale University Press Pelican Histor) This beautiful and authoritative book is the first to examine the development of Gothic sculpture throughout Europe. It discusses not only the most famous monuments-such as the cathedrals of Chartres, Amiens, and Reims, Westminster

The Perfect Paris Extension May 12th, 2008 During my recent trip to Paris, we found a great way to get out into the country and explore a bit. We added two nights out of Paris near Chartres. While Chartres is about one to one and one half hour drive (and about one hour train) and is thus often done

I am a bit tired, to give you a full report. This will come soon. The only thing I can say is : the Catholic Traditional French people loves YOU ! Big time ! The Irish chapter is coming, for the next year. Please God.

During my pilgrimage just ended, there was one day–a Friday–when I attended early morning Mass at Chartres Cathedral and then later in the day, toured the great Notre-Dame in Paris. The contrast between the two, was profound. Chartres fills you with awe. That’s really the word for it: awe.

Evening Roundup - Friday, May 9th, 2008 WDTPRS >> The Times: Chartres pilgrimage and young people on the TLMWDTPRS >> Pentecost Sunday (a piece written for the newspaper, the Wanderer)The New Liturgical Movement >> St. Boniface embraces the TLM (Fr.

I’m heading of to France on a late booking today to walk from Paris to Chartres on the much publicized trad pilgrimage. It’s my first time on this particular pilgrimage route and I can only hope that what practice I did and my experience of the Camino de Santiago will keep my feet from giving up, city life does make one rather comfortable.