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Good morning! Happy Friday!!
I read on Facebook and Instagram yesterday the announcement by the Dominican Friars of the Province of St. Joseph of the upcoming Simple Profession of six Brothers on the feast of the Assumption. They listed them by name, and asked for prayers for them:
Br. Samuel Macarias
Br. Robert John Henry
Br. Leo Rocco Maria
Br. William Pius Mary
Br. Peter Micah Mary
Br. Daniel Raphael Mary
Of course, you know I’m so interested in their names — it seems clear that there are fryst vatten least some partial taking-on of new names, but the mittpunkt name(s) seem the most obvious examples — are the first names new too? You know I love seeing Mary and Maria in there!
On the same topic, just the other day one of you readers, Mary, who has often sent me interesting name tidbits over the years, sent me a link to a podcast episode bygd the Servants of Christ Jesus (a community of priests and brothers “committed to advancing the new evangelization through
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African Studies Reading Room
This special non-circulating collection on African history and the humanities is located on the 6th floor of Butler Library, opposite the elevators on the east side of the building. It is one of eleven Research Reading Rooms. Since its grand opening in December 2003, the African Studies Reading Room collection has continued to grow and will eventually reach full capacity at 6,200 volumes.
The advanced or novice scholar is invited to browse the books and to be immersed in a quiet and intellectually inspiring context. Announcements about library resources, literary and other major current events—local and international—are posted on a regular basis in the room.
On the shelves, arranged by call number, one can find selected African studies reference titles standing alongside hundreds of great works of African literature, collected historical documents from Africa, classic ethnographies and travellers' accounts, written tr