Today’s New York Times featured an article about Fr. Patric D’Arcy, the sole priest recently ordained for the Archdiocese of New York this year, who celebrated his first Mass last month in the Extraordinary Form.
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A rather sad photograph of a handsome young man. Maybe that’s just the way the NYT wanted to play the story. God bless and protect Fr. D’Arcy.
As for pensive priests those who chose to follow and preach to what have now become apostate parishes are indeed very much alone. Anti Catholicism is most evident among Catholics who will fly at you when reminded of their faith. Hence our religious generally seek comfort among themselves. Those who chose to face the crowd find themselves alone and often not supported by bishop or peers. Let’s see how long Father D’Arcy holds up.
Yolande Suzin, Stamford, Ct
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