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A Deacon’s Diary: Goodbyes have found me.

A Deacon’s Diary: Goodbyes have found me.

by Steve Molvarec, SJ | Sep 22, 2022 | A Deacon's Diary, Religious Life, The Jesuits    ~ Approx. 5 mins

This is the sixteenth installment of A Deacon’s Diary. In the fifteen installment, Steve heard his first confessions. I. It was a summer of firsts (and lasts).  First Mass(es). First confessions. First blessings. First weddings. First days and weeks as a priest.  Last...

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