Monthly Archive: April 2020
Yes, dear reader, you haven’t seen Issue 10, because I was so pissed off the other day I couldn’t bring myself to finish it, as it was pure fulminate of mercury, and it needed...
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I spent a few moments yesterday reflecting on mass in a time of corona-virus, and how much worse the restrictions must have been in 1919. If memory serves me, Church services were still permitted...
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I write in praise of open spaces, with which this part of Sydney is well-provided, and in thanks for the wise heads that prevailed in creating Oatley Park. We had the most wonderful walk...
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It’s Easter Day, and a most unusual one, still caught in social isolation and realising that we could be frozen in this state of hibernation for months. We are compensating in our house, having...
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Among the mysteries that current obsessing me is whether there is any logic behind the allegation that Covid-19 is in fact some kind of plot by Chinese Intelligence to disable the world economies and...
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Started the day with a look at Twitter, and that was probably a mistake. The clusterfuck that is the Victorian DPP’s handling of the Pell case dominates Australian reactions; and that stuff is not...
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Bunnings must be wondering what they are doing right, because the carpark yesterday was almost full and the queue to enter the warehouse, under current social distancing guidelines, was a hundred yards long. This...
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Amidst the challenges of this week, we haven’t acknowledged the death of a great Australian and someone connected with our MSC Story:the post, Bruce Dawe. He taught Fr Frank Brennan SJ at Downlands and...
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If Defoe could do it, so could I, I thought, because (in his words), “The face of London was now indeed strangely altered”. As we head into the official school holidays, I’m taking the...
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