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6 Comments:
Could he emulate another distinguished ursine, and use a balloon ?
Bless you for making me smile....
Br. Ursus is obviously a bear who will go places, but not the New Forest...just yet!!
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Genius!
This would make a lovely book: a quotation, a photo and a comment.
I'd buy a book..
There was a book out a few years ago 'Buddhism for bears'. Perhaps, to build on Anonymous' suggestion you could do a book 'Catholicism for bears'? Perhaps a series by Br. Bear OP? By the way we are establishing an international (Enlish, Irish and Maltese) Noviciate in Greyfriars, Oxford in the autumn. you might keep them in your prayers and give them a welcome when they get there: two fine lads from Ireland (though one is Slovak), one Englishman and I don't know how many Maltese. The Novice Master is Irish and a Franciscan scholar. Look out for them!
I'd call it, "Bearing Christ".
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