(IT IS 4 MINS.)
I have changed the name of this blog. I now live, since August of 2019 in the New Liberties section of Central Philadelphia. And the truth is that I have not pursued much serious birding since coming to Philadelphia. But I intend to. I am still a Redemptorist and Roman Catholic missionary priest. I believe that God wants us to love, respect and care for ALL of creation as our Pope Francis says so well in his quite long letter LAUDATO SI which is about care for all of creation
Friday, December 31, 2010
THE "BIRDER" ON "MIGRANTS AND THE DREAM ACT"
There is a very clear connection between my love for nature, birds, wildlife and my involvement in "Migrant Ministry" as a Redemptorist Missionary priest. The two yearly bird migrations are SPRING and FALL. In both cases the neo tropical migrant birds are seeking a place for nesting, nourishment and the creation and protection of their young. It is very much the same with the many human beings who have come, many with their children, to the North. They "migrate to live, to nest, to eat...to survive". One of our recent disappointments who had hopes for the 80,000 or so children of undocumented immigrints was the possibility of the passing in the recent legislative session of the DREAM ACT which would be a route to documenting the many talented and hard working children who arrived here with their parents. As a hope for the New Year which we begin, I present this small video on the DREAM ACT.
Labels:
Migration,
The Dream Act
Monday, December 27, 2010
FROM THE "BIRDER'S FROSTY WINDOW"
This Hudson River Birder, with my Redemptorist community: Frs. Gene, Charlie and my own brother Dan have spent a most layed back and enjoyable Christmas here at The Mount. The snow came last night, lots of wind and drifting. It knocked half of a huge spruce at the North End of our building facing the river... And I also shot these "frosty window" pictures through which I look out to the snow-wind swept lawn...Merry and Blessed Christmas time to all.
Labels:
Mount Winter Scences
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