My dad, Edward Joseph Zalonski celebrates his 68th birthday,
a red letter date in history.
May God grant him many healthy and happy years!
(Oh, yea, that woman in the picture is my mom, Lynda.)
Dad turns 68!
Categories:
About the author
Categories
- Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (7)
- Advent (13)
- Archdiocese of New York (24)
- Art & Christianity (2)
- Avery Cardinal Dulles, SJ (8)
- BXVI Encyclicals (6)
- Benedictines (66)
- Blessed Virgin Mary (51)
- Books (15)
- Catholic Higher Education (7)
- Catholic Laity (2)
- Catholic Social Concerns (2)
- Catholic priesthood (19)
- Christmastide (12)
- Christology (4)
- Church Fathers & Mothers (7)
- Communion & Liberation (51)
- Crossroads Cultural Center NYC (11)
- Culture (75)
- Diocese of Bridgeport (12)
- Easter, Ascension & Pentecost (29)
- Eastern Church (30)
- Ecology & Faith (3)
- Ecumenism (27)
- Eucharist (4)
- Faith & Reason (39)
- Faith & the Public Order (19)
- Franciscans (28)
- Friends (18)
- Holy See (22)
- Ignatian Spirituality (10)
- Interfaith Dialogue (12)
- John Henry Newman (12)
- Knights of Columbus (17)
- Lectio Divina (5)
- Lent (32)
- Life in a Monastery (27)
- Luigi Giussani (10)
- OSB Oblate (13)
- PAZ (20)
- Pope Benedict XVI (68)
- Pope John Paul I (1)
- Pope John Paul II (10)
- Pope Paul VI (2)
- Pope Pius XII (2)
- Pro Life (29)
- Sacred Heart of Jesus (9)
- Sacred Liturgy (67)
- Sacred Scripture (33)
- Sacred Triduum (7)
- Saint Benedict (11)
- Saint Paul (18)
- Sainthood causes (14)
- Saints (244)
- Seminary Life-St Joseph's Dunwoodie (11)
- Spiritual Life (62)
- Sports (5)
- Teaching & Living the Faith (7)
- The Family (5)
- Theology (40)
- Vatican II (6)
- Vocations (53)
- World Youth Alliance (4)
- Year of Saint Anselm (10)
- Year of Saint John Mary Vianney (12)
- Year of the Priest (14)
Monthly Archives
Pages
stblogs.org
Search
About this Entry
This page contains a single entry by Paul Zalonski published on August 31, 2008 12:48 PM.
Serving the Body of Christ--updated was the previous entry in this blog.
Professor of Eastern Liturgy dies: Father Miguel Arranz, S.J. is the next entry in this blog.
Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.
Leave a comment