I offered prayers to our Lord in front of this oil on canvas in the Opus Dei parish in Vienna (Peterskirche). Such an honour that I even once met his son, Otto, in Rome.
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Thank you for posting that. I'm from Czech Republic and Karl was last czech king. But it's very interesting that history of czech kingdom begin with St. Wenceslao in 9th century and ended with B. Carolus in 20th century...saints on both parts, the only saint rulers in our history
I am from the Philippines. I really like the photo you took of the Opus Dei headquarters in your Feb 13 post.
If it is ok with you, could you give me permission to post your photo at Wikipedia so it can be used for the Opus Dei article. Of course, once you give permission it can already be used by everybody, but I assure you it will do a lot of good.
You can reply here or at my blog: http://ratzingerthewise.blogspot.com/
I'm a graduate student and tour operator living in Rome, Italy. Life is good. Studium Urbis! P.S. To know history is to be Catholic. P.P.S. Schedule your tour with us while in Rome.
J.P. Sonnen is an author, history docent, educator and travel writer. His graduate degrees are from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas (Angelicum) in Rome, Italy.
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Thank you for posting that. I'm from Czech Republic and Karl was last czech king.
But it's very interesting that history of czech kingdom begin with St. Wenceslao in 9th century and ended with B. Carolus in 20th century...saints on both parts, the only saint rulers in our history
Hi JP,
I am from the Philippines. I really like the photo you took of the Opus Dei headquarters in your Feb 13 post.
If it is ok with you, could you give me permission to post your photo at Wikipedia so it can be used for the Opus Dei article. Of course, once you give permission it can already be used by everybody, but I assure you it will do a lot of good.
You can reply here or at my blog: http://ratzingerthewise.blogspot.com/
Thanks!
marketa:
ciao and thanks for the note. in vienna did you visit the kapuzinergruft to see the tombs of the royal family?
marax:
yes, you can use/have any of the photos for whatever you like. i took them all myself for the internet world.
Thanks a lot, JPSonnen!!!
Keep up the great work you're doing.
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