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My nephew Caleb Reed is marrying in England this week so I flew there to be part of the family celebrating. Here are the events of the different days.
Sunday, 4 August — Travel to Vietnam and then the UK
Monday, 5 August — First day in the UK
Tuesday, 6 August (morning) — Touring the city of London
Tuesday, 6 August (afternoon) — Touring the city of London
Wednesday, 7 August — Travel to Manchester
Thursday, 8 August — Travel to Lancaster
My nephew Caleb Reed is marrying in England this week so I flew there to be part of the family celebrating. Here are the events of the different days.
Sunday, 4 August — Travel to Vietnam and then the UK
Monday, 5 August — First day in the UK
Tuesday, 6 August (morning) — Touring the city of London
Tuesday, 6 August (afternoon) — Touring the city of London
Wednesday, 7 August — Travel to Manchester
My nephew Caleb Reed is marrying in England this week so I flew there to be part of the family celebrating. Here are the events of the different days.
Sunday, 4 August — Travel to Vietnam and then the UK
Monday, 5 August — First day in the UK
Tuesday, 6 August (morning) — Touring the city of London
Tuesday, 6 August (afternoon) — Touring the city of London
My nephew Caleb Reed is marrying in England this week so I flew there to be part of the family celebrating. Here are the events of the different days.
Sunday, 4 August — Travel to Vietnam and then the UK
Monday, 5 August — First day in the UK
Tuesday, 6 August (morning) — Touring the city of London
My nephew Caleb Reed is marrying in England this week so I flew there to be part of the family celebrating. Here are the events of the different days.
Sunday, 4 August — Travel to Vietnam and then the UK
Monday, 5 August — First day in the UK
My nephew Caleb Reed is marrying in England this week so I flew there to be part of the family celebrating. Here are the events of the different days.
Sunday, 4 August — Travel to Vietnam and then the UK
The foreigners in Cambodia (and probably in other countries) often get into patterns of going to the same stores, interacting with the same people, etc., as one way of acclimating to the different cultural settings we find ourselves in. This is Shop No. 41 in the Russian Market, with the proprietor and her daughter. I have been going there for maybe seventeen years to buy Cambodian goods to take to the US or other places as gifts or souvenirs. She knows me and gives me a good deal and I keep coming back and leading my visitors to her place. I was there this afternoon to buy some gifts to take to England on Sunday when I fly there for my nephew’s wedding.
Every year I attend the graduation of the Salesian Sisters’ girls schools: two of them in Phnom Penh and one in Battambang Province. I have mass every Friday morning at one of the schools so the students and the sisters know me.
This article is a really good look at the difference between justice and charity, and an explanation of how theology and politics are related. I recommend it to your attention. It is very appropriate as we listen to the Good Samaritan story today.
Religious persecution has driven many Pakistani Christians out of their home country. Many of them have come to Cambodia and ask for help from the St. Vincent de Paul Society in our English parish. Here is an article from UCAN that describes their journey and constant fear.
