Last week I attended a national conference in Chicago, billed as a gathering on the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. It was the first time the Liturgical Training Publications put on such a conference. I had a great time spending time in my hometown and attending such a wonderful conference. I got to take the famous train The City of New Orleans from Chicago to Memphis to make my way back to Tupelo. This will be one of the last times I will be traveling back from Memphis to Tupelo, since I will be assigned to a parish in the Jackson area starting in August and will no longer be stationed in Northeast Mississippi. I had a great time on the train. It was a wonderful way to complete this journey.
This is a blog of homilies, reflections, and photos from a Roman Catholic priest serving in the Diocese of Jackson in the state of Mississippi. Currently, I am the pastor of Holy Savior in Clinton and Immaculate Conception in Raymond. I have served as Vicar General of the Diocese since July 2019. I also serve as Catholic chaplain in the federal prison in Yazoo City and the state prison in Pearl.
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