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Reblogged from Biltrix: In exchange for dropping all appeals, abortion practitioner Kermit Gosnell was spared death row. Read more… 673 more words

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: Bruce Campbell was playing the pipes for a wedding at St. Ann’s Church. He was standing out front by Pleasant Street, and I could hear his music down by City Hall on Dale Avenue!  I’m no expert … Continue reading →

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: I folded these stegosaurus, bull, mice, penguin, and Chinese dragon last night during “the Sing” at the Inn at Babson court.  The diagrams for the dinosaur and the bull are from the “annual collection” from the origami … Continue reading →

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: Another photo from my vacation in October. - Fr. Matthew Green Read more… 9 more words

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: Yesterday, the Cape Ann Museum was the venue for various artists to demonstrate and explain their artistic skills. Here is a slideshow of some of their demonstrations:

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: Cape Ann Shakespeare Troupe celebrated its (and the Bard’s) birthday with an evening of readings and song from Shakespeare’s works. The celebration was held at the Rockport Community House. There was a good turnout, with all the … Continue reading →

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: Tonight, April 25, I will be teaching an origami class at The Hive at 7PM.  The cost is $15 students, $20 adults. Supplies are included. The theme is “Spring!”  So I am going to offer a “menu” of models … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Vintage Rockport: This postcard shows the original St. Joachim’s Catholic Church on Broadway in Rockport. It was built in 1856 and stood until 1947, when it was razed to make room for construction of the larger church that … Continue reading →

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: GloucesterCast April 23, 2013 With Host Joey C and Guest Fr Matthew Green Click to listen- We discuss Fr Green’s recent decision to take a year off from priesthood.  What he loves about Gloucester, His Favorite Local … Continue reading →

Reblogged from GoodMorningGloucester: Next Thursday, April 25, I will be teaching an origami class at The Hive at 7PM.  The cost is $15 students, $20 adults. Supplies are included. The theme is “Spring!”  So I am going to offer a “menu” of … Continue reading →