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Puck Daddy's Summer Series: The New York Rangers from A to Z
Yahoo Sports Staff
Puck Daddy August 20, 2015, 3:59 p.m. UTC
(Ed. Note: August is known to be a very quiet month in the hockey world. As we wait for September to arrive and training camps to begin, let's learn a little history about all 30 teams. Behold, our summer A-Z series, in which we ask fans of all 30 teams to drop some knowledge on us! Add your own choices in the comments!)
By: Beth Boyle Machlan, contributor for The Other Half
A. Amirante's Anthems AND Amazons
Had I written this in March, John Amirante would be featured here as the Rangers' regular singer of "The Star-Spangled Banner." But on April 18th, 2015, just before the second game of the postseason against the Pens, the Garden announced with little fanfare that Amirante was singing his last anthem, leaving the fans deranged with rage.
Keep in mind that Rangers fans are usually deranged with rage about something or other, but putting a 35-year veteran out to pasture at the start of the playoffs represented the exact sort of middle finger to ritual and tradition that the hockey gods were unlikely to overlook. They brought Amirante back by popular demand for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final, but the damage was done; the Bolts won that night, according to Dan Rosen, "by playing like the Rangers," and went on to win the series.
Published in 1980, Amazons claimed to be "An Intimate Memoir By the First Woman to Play in the NHL," Cleo Birdwell. It featured an author photo of a sultry blonde dressed as a Ranger (although her stick barely reaches her shoulder and her skates are the size of her torso), and the picture is an appropriate preface to a story that is light on hockey and heavy on sex.
But in case you hadn't guessed, Birdwell was never really a Blueshirt. She was created by Don DeLillo, author of American Lit survey stalwarts White Noise and Underworld, and apparently not much of a hockey fan. Sadly, DeLillo disowned Amazons back in 1985, and the book is now out of print.
B. Blue Seats
For 47 years, the Blue Seats were the Garden's answer to Yankee Stadium's Bleacher Creatures, a nosebleed-level pit filled with hard-drinking diehards, multi-generational season ticket holders, and contempt for the suits in the red seats below. Renovations to the Garden a few years back changed the look of the blue seats, but not their spirit, as anyone who has sat there recently can attest. If you bring the little ones, consider earplugs, or they may learn a whole lot of language to match their seats.
C. Curse of 1940
1940 was a good year for the Rangers; they beat the Leafs to win the Cup for the second time in a row, and they paid off their lease on Madison Square Garden.
It seemed fitting to combine these celebrations, so legend has it that they burnt the MSG lease in the bowl of the Cup. Apparently this ceremony didn't sit well with the hockey gods, who regarded it as a desecration, and thus kept the Rangers from raising the Cup again until '93-'94.
Another theory behind the Curse is that Red Dutton, coach and GM of the New York Americans, got pissed when the NHL reneged on a promise to revive his Amerks after World War II, handing New York City over to the Rangers; rumor has it Dutton swore the Rangers wouldn't lift another Cup for as long as he lived. Dutton died in 1987, so it must have taken the curse a few years to wear off.
D. Duguay, Ron AND Don and Dave Maloney
Unlike hockey teams, bands usually play only one line at a time. However, had Simon LeBon fallen off the stage when Duran Duran played the Garden back in 1984, Ron Duguay could have stepped right in.
From 1977 to 1983, he played center by day and frequented Studio 54 at night; today, Duguay appears, often blindingly, as an analyst on the MSG Network. His sartorial splendor dates back to the Reagan Administration, and his mullet made it until 2015; the color of his outfits compensates for the predictability of his commentary.
From 1974 to 1988, there was a Maloney brother on the Blueshirts bench; from 1978-1984, there was more than one.
Dave remains the youngest captain in Rangers history. In 1978-79, he led his team to the SCF; he also led the team in penalty minutes in three separate seasons. His little brother Don holds a ton of great Rangers records: fastest three goals by one player and fastest two goals in one game (a record tied this past season by Martin St. Louis and Rick Nash, against the Sharks). In 1984, the brothers shared the team's "Crumb Bum" award for community service.
Today, after many years in the Rangers from office, Don Maloney is GM of the Arizona Coyotes, while Dave provides radio color commentary alongside Kenny Albert -- and I know more than one fan who turns the volume off on the TV and listens to Dave instead.
Here's just one of many game-winning goals for Donny Maloney:
E. Emile Francis
Hall-of-Famer Emile Francis did fine on the ice, but his real contribution to the Blueshirts came from behind the bench.
Francis brought in "Boom-Boom" Gioffrion and Eddie Giacomin, and coached the famous Goal-A-Game line of Jean Ratelle, Vic Hadfield, and Rod Gilbert. He led the Rangers to the playoffs every year from 1962-1972, when they lost the Cup to the Bruins, and then he lost his job; he went on to help build the St. Louis Blues and the Hartford Whalers. The Emile Francis Trophy is presented yearly to the AHL team with the best record.
F. Fotiu, Nick
Fotiu was the first Ranger ever to have been born and raised in New York City – Staten Island, to be precise. He honed his enforcer skills as a Golden Gloves boxer, and warmed fans' hearts by tossing pucks far up into the blue seats. They continued to cheer for him after he was traded away to the Whalers in the 1979 expansion, and rejoiced when the team brought him back in 1981 so that he could end his career as a Ranger.
Here he is against the Flyers' Behn Wilson. "Good shot by Fotiu! Another good shot by Fotiu!"
Fotiu stuck up for his team even when he wasn't playing. Here, he goes after a guy – possibly an off-duty LA King -- who reached over the glass to restrain the Rangers' Ed Hospodar.
G. Giacomin, Eddie
There's a reason why the even the Holiest of Goaltenders, Mike Richter, refers to Eddie Giacomin as "the iconic Rangers goalie."
Fans loved the big-hearted, fearless Giacomin so much that, in 1975, when the Rangers faced him in net for Detroit two days after putting him out on waivers, they booed their own Blueshirts for scoring and chanted "EDDIE" instead. Final score: Detroit 6 – Rangers 4. You'll want tissues for this one, folks.
H. Henrik Lundqvist
Yes, his last name begins with L. But we call him Hank or the King, we cheer him as "HEN-RIK!" and we know that he's the bedrock, the backbone, the brick wall behind the Rangers' recent success.
Lundqvist was part of the team's turnaround way back in 2005, when Sports Illustrated picked them to finish dead last in the league. Instead, baby Hank, playing behind Jaromir Jagr and Petr Prucha, netted the Blueshirts their best record since winning the Cup in '94. Today, his career regular season save percentage is .922, with a GAA of 2.23. (To put that in perspective, Carey Price comes in at .919, 2.44.)
Lundqvist is the face of the franchise – and what a face, amirite?
Seriously, though, another loss in the home stretch might just break Henrik's heart, and we can't have that. Rangers, win this guy a damn Cup already.
Just another day at the office:
Spin-o-Rama: Not just for offense anymore!
On a slightly less noble note, we really should have done a Kickstarter to pay the $5K this cost him, but what with his contract, Hank can probably cover it.
I. ...
I is certainly not for the Islanders, that's for sure.
Since 1971, the team formerly known as the Fishsticks, now the Brooklyn/Barclay Buffoons (I may have made this up), has been engaging the Rangers in a Battle of New York that has been bitter, vituperative, and sometimes just plain weird, both on and off the ice.
But it's not just the players, who, let's face it, come and go, get traded, retire. The real rivalry is between the fans, who have now been hating each other for over two generations. There's nothing quite like the dark, angry energy of a Rangers-Islanders game; imagining an entire arena eating bath salts chased with gin might give you some idea. Nothing makes a Rangers fan madder than a smug Islanders fan, because what do they have to be smug about? Yes, the Isles won four straight Cups – 30 YEARS AGO! No, as a matter of fact, they have NOT won a playoff series since 1993! And their goal song is incomprehensible.
So would you like to watch Dan Cloutier beat the living daylights out of Tommy Salo and then taunt the Isles bench? OF COURSE YOU WOULD!
You almost have to feel a little bad for them … except you don't. Why? Because this past year, after beating the Rangers three times during the regular season, Islanders fans decided to create a new cheer: "You Can't Beat Us." So we beat them. Nice cheer, guys.
Of course, Rangers fans haven't always comported themselves with the utmost dignity and grace either. What fun would that be? SANTA-FIGHT!
More recently, here's Grandpa Dan Boyle making a memorable contribution to Rangers/Islanders Museum of Hate and Rage with an uppercut to Cal Clutterbuck (which sounds like something Franklin W. Dixon would have said about the Hardy Boys in 1952):
J. Jaromir Jagr
Obviously, the most notable fact about Jagr is that he could play the "J" for eight different NHL teams.
Drafted 5th overall in 1990, Jagr wore a Blueshirt from 2004-2008, took over as captain after Messier, and in 2006 became the only right wing to score 100 points in a season, among other records and awards in his time as a Ranger, including the Lester B. Pearson. Now entering his 25th season in the NHL, currently a Florida Panther, Jagr is beloved for his smile, his late, great mullet, and his merry band of Traveling Jagrs.
K. Kelly Kisio
Hall-of-Famer Kisio was a Blueshirt from 1986-1991, as well as the 21st man to wear the Rangers C (the 20th was Greschner, and 22nd was THE Captain, Mark Messier).
When asked by Jim Cerny what he remembers most about the Rangers, Kisio responded: "First thing for me is the fans. If you played hard and showed passion for the game the fans appreciated the effort you put in and would cheer for you and hope for you. But I tell you what, if you didn't play hard and didn't show the type of commitment that they showed in their everyday life, they could get you out of there in a hurry."
Kisio clearly showed the right kind of commitment, as evident in this clip, which was chosen in part for the purity of its description: "Kisio sets up a Pierre Larouche goal and then whips some ass." It's true! Enjoy!
L. Leetch, Brian
Oh, baby. D-Man Leetch's No. 2 jersey sails over the Rangers' home ice. In that epic Cup year, he became the first American to take home the Conn Smythe, and over the course of his career also snagged two Norris Trophies and the Calder Cup.
In 2004, after failing to make the playoffs for the seventh consecutive season, the Rangers held their historic fire sale, and Leetch was traded to the Leafs for two prospects and two picks. Today, he occasionally plays the Trebek-like straight man to Duguay's technicolor commentary on MSG Network.
Here's the goal that started Game 7:
M. Mark Messier, Mike Richter, AND "MATTEAU! MATTEAU! MATTEAU!"
Yes, Stephane Matteau scored the game-winning goal in double-overtime of Game 7 against Brodeur and the Devils to clinch the Eastern Conference Final and move on to that glorious Cup win. There's no such thing as a bad goal in that situation, but the perfect placement of that puck has long since been overshadowed by the pure joy of Howie Rose's exultant cries, a moment that makes any real Rangers fan wonder how the hell this room got so dusty, who's chopping onions, etc. Oh, who cares. Watch it and weep, and keep the Kleenex handy.
We may have to play with the order of Mike Richter's initials to put him here, but there's no doubt that he belongs, not only for his netminding, but for his continued career as an all-around amazing human being. After saving pucks, he graduated from Yale (yes, really) and now saves the planet (again, yes, really) as a founder of Healthy Planet Partners and by working with Riverkeeper, the Nature Conservancy, and the Sierra Club.
But enough of that hippy crap; let's watch him play. In Game 4 of the final, the Rangers were trailing the Vancouver Canucks when a wild pass left Pavel Bure breaking from the blue line Kreider-style, only to be tripped up by Brian Leetch. Bure was awarded a penalty shot … and then Mike Richter took that award, threw it on the ground, and stamped it into splinters with this right leg stretch save.
And then there's Mark Messier, the Messiah, the Moose. What to say about a guy with a 25 year career in which he was the only NHL captain to win the Cup with two different teams, came in second all-time in regular season points, playoff points, and games played, and whose name graces the league's Leadership Award? (Extra points for not giving it to Toews until he won his third cup, because HAHA, Tazer, how does it feel to want?)
How about that he stood behind his guarantee of a win in Game 6 against the Devils with a hat trick, including this empty-netter?
Or that he scored the Game 7 game-winner?
And that he smiled with that big Messier Muppet-mouth for one of – if not THE most – iconic images in Rangers history?
Here's the whole thing:
N. Nash, Rick
Poor Rick Nash. Or is it poor Rangers? Depends on who you ask, but you probably shouldn't ask during the playoffs … unless of course that's EXACTLY when you should ask.
The Paradox that is Rick Nash – the Nashadox, if you will – can be summed up in the fact that the guy came in third in the league in scoring this year on the strength of the first part of the regular season, and then proceeded to go practically dry for the final third, including the playoffs. (The one night he got two goals, in Game 6 against Tampa, the Rangers didn't even need them.) But the game is more than goals, right? Nash continues to rack up points via assists (14 in 19 playoff games). He's a possession-dominant forward who plays great D, and coach Alain Vigneault is positive his playoff game will fall into place; he didn't get much postseason experience in Columbus. Which makes sense, right? I mean, look at this, especially the absolutely filthy dangle at 1:20:
But tell that to the fans. This summer, the Nashadox crossed sport and gender lines:
Tobin Heath is apparently the Rick Nash of the US national team, she only scores unimportant goals with 2 goal cushions #RangersTwitter
— Beezer (@Angry_VBK) July 6, 2015
I'll let the blue-seaters (see: B) in front of me during the second round series sum it up for you …
FAN 1: Would you trade Nash for Ovi?
FAN 2: Trade him? I would KILL Nash for Ovi!
O. "Ooh! La la! Sasson!"
Apparently when it came to coolness, being a Ranger in the 80s was the sports equivalent of driving a talking car -- or that's what THEY thought, anyway. Who would have guessed that a commercial utterly dedicated to hockey butt could look this bad? It was the Reagan era, but I guess the Rangers hadn't yet hired anyone to 'Just Say No' to Phil Esposito, Anders Hedberg, Ron Duguay, Don Maloney, and Ron Greschner … so we have this.
And this. Just … wow.
Since we're utterly humiliated already, why not add this. At least it was for a good cause:
P. "Potvin Sucks!"
Ever since Denis Potvin broke Ulf Nilsson's ankle in what Nilson himself insists was a clean hit, way back in 1979, Rangers fans, particularly the Blue Seaters, have transformed the last three notes of the sports standard "Let's Go Band" into their cue for "Potvin sucks!" When the MSG organist stopped playing the song to try to kill the cheer, fans simply whistled the notes instead. While some are more than ready to see the tradition die, others still listen for the whistle, and respond.
That "Potvin Sucks" chant has to go.
— Rob Z (@Rob_InTheSlot) May 30, 2015
Love the Potvin Sucks chant at Yankees Stadium @Yankees can't wait for @NYRangers hockey to start #NYY #NYR
— Andy Suekoff (@Andy_Suekoff) August 18, 2015
OH COME ON:
Here's the "cheer," such as it is:
Q. Quickie
No, not THAT kind of quickie. Come on, people.
Quickie is what current head coach Alain Vigneault calls Swedish winger Jesper Fast, who really hasn't earned the right to be on this list. However, I'm using his nickname to a) kill off a tough letter and b) stand in for SPEED, which is something the Rangers have lots of – although not as much as we did before trading Carl Hagelin to the Ducks (sob).
Pregame interviews with other teams frequently focus on the need to shut down the Rangers' speed, probably because of goals like this.
… and this:
Maybe now that Hags and Kreider are no longer on the same team, we'll see a race for the puck that determines who's the fastest, once and for all.
R. Rye, Playland, and the Ramada Inn
Tony Gervino of the New York Times asks: "How much trouble could hockey players get into in a sleepy hamlet known mostly for IBM's world headquarters? The answer? Plenty."
For years before MSG built the state-of-the-art facility in Tarrytown, the Rangers practiced at Playland. (And for one of those years, they lived -- and by "lived" I mean "ran amok" -- at a Ramada Inn.) That 80s playoff drought may have been due to sharing a sheet with a bunch of local kids' teams, including mine; our rec room (shut up, I'm old) was full of sticks and pucks handed to us by players like John Vanbiesbrouck, Tomas Sandstrom, and Pierre LaRouche. Forgive me for including a Formative Fan Moment: In 1987, they were clomping off the ice and my team was clomping on, when one of them mumbled, "Girl hockey players. Cool." I'd give a toe to know who it was, but back then I was way too shy to look them in the eyes. So Random '87-'88 Ranger … if by some miracle you're reading this, thanks.
S. "Shoot the puck, Barry!"
"Shoot the puck, Barry!" came from outspoken TV commentator and Hall of Fame referee Bill "the Big Whistle" Chadwick, who grew frustrated by defenseman Barry Beck's insistence on accumulating assists – or just futzing around – instead of putting the puck on net. Fans brought the phrase from TV to the Garden, where it became a chant, especially during the power play. (Oh, the power play. It's under "Y." Don't ask.) This tribute to Chadwick came from the David Hinkley of the Daily News: "He was everything a radio school would tell you you don't want in a broadcaster. He mangled names. He tortured grammar. He rooted as hard for the Rangers as any nut in the blue seats. He was great."
T. Tex Rickard
He turned the New York Americans, the Amerks for short, into his own Tex's Rangers back in 1925. Conn Smythe (sound familiar?) was hired to coach the new team, but Rickard ended up paying him to leave. The Rangers had a great first season, became 20's men about town, and earned their nickname the Broadway Blueshirts.
U. Ulf(s), Nilsson and Samuelsson
Ulf Nilsson was in the first wave of Swedish stars to make a splash in the NHL. Today, he's probably best-known for his part in the origin story of that controversial "tribute" to Denis Potvin at letter P. (Apparently Nilsson's blade got caught in the crappy MSG ice, leaving his leg to take the brunt of Denis Potvin's hit, decimating his ankle.) He played only 160 games in 3 full seasons, but somehow racked up 163 points – and one of the most notorious cheers in hockey history. Here's the hit:
Ulf Samuelsson is still on the Rangers bench, today as an assistant coach. He won the Cup twice, albeit with the Penguins (shudder), and had a great Swedish nickname, "Tuffe Uffe," which sounds, well, not very tough (sorry Sweden). This Ulf also gives great YouTube, for all the wrong reasons. He was on the business end of this historic Tie Domi sucker punch:
He's also the only NHL player who can claim the dubious honor of having knocked out Wayne Gretzky's wife.
Fortunately, Gretzky was on his team at the time, so they handled it like gentlemen. Then there was that unfortunate "spying" incident with the Habs in 2014. Now help us win a Cup, Ulf, and get known for something else.
V. Vanbiesbrouck, John
Don't let the name that sounds like a Hudson River bridge fool you; Beezer was born in the U S of A, and his 20-year career is the longest for an American-trained goalie in NHL history. He joined the Rangers in 1984 and won the Vezina in 1986. He and eventual Cup-winner Mike Richter actually shared the net for a few seasons, until expansion forced the Rangers to make a choice, and Vanbiesbrouck went to the Canucks.
Here is a gorgeous glove save (ignore the uniform):
Here is a terrible glove accident (ignore the uniform here, too, but for a different reason):
W. Worsley, Lorne "Gump"
Author Randi Druzin observed that Worsley "looked more like a cartoon character than an elite athlete," but fortunately he played like the latter. He joined the Rangers farm team, the Verdun Cyclones, as a walk-on back in 1946, and had to quit his job as an apprentice upholsterer (!) when the team invited him to New York.
When Chuck Rayner pulled a leg muscle in 1952, Gump the rookie won the Calder Trophy in spite of having the worst GAA of any starting goalie in the league. After being briefly traded away for requesting a $500 raise, Gump was between the pipes for the Blueshirts from 1954-1963, behind a defense so bad he often faced 50 shots per game. According to Druzin, when a reporter asked Gump which team gave him the most trouble, he replied, "The New York Rangers."
He was happy to be traded to the Habs for Jacques Plante in 1963. When he returned to the Garden in 1966-67, fans showed their appreciation by hitting him in the head with an egg so hard that he had to leave the game. (Related: Worsley wore a mask for only the last 6 of his 931-game NHL career.)
X. EriXon, Jan
Known as the Shadow for his finesse at shutting down forwards like Gretzsky and Lemieux, Erixon played left wing for the Blueshirts from 1983-93, and was a finalist for the Selke in 1988. By all accounts, Erixon was not only a valuable player but also a perfect gentleman. While the rest of the 80s Rangers were modeling jeans and mummifying each other in duct tape (see "O" and "R"), Erixon was a grownup, as befits a two-time winner of Steve McDonnell extra effort award. Here he is chatting with Al Trautwig in 2010.
Y. Yandle, Keith
To which you say, "Yandle? Really? He's been a Ranger for, like, ten minutes!" True, but we're going to use him as a stand-in – a synecdoche, if you will – for the Rangers power play which, while never digging its way back to the 0-36 depths of last season, continues to be unreliable at best and epically atrocious at worst. (And don't even get me started on 5-on-3s.)
Both Yandle and Dan Boyle were brought in as anchors for a boat that seems determined not only to drift away, but also to sink, taking women, children, and perhaps even the Cup with it. To which you will respond: "But Beth! Didya notice that we got to Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals last year, and Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals this year, in addition to picking up a little piece of hardware known as the PRESIDENT'S TROPHY?" To which I respond, "All true. So why do I still have to cover my eyes during our power play?"
Maybe because of this?
Just one powerplay without the other team threatening to score a shortie. That's all I want. #NYR
— Adam Hester (@GCSounderFan) May 30, 2015
Or this?
Brad Richards point shot power play goal gets the #NHL #Blackhawks on the board, while #NYR fans mumble words unsuitable for family websites
— Denis Gorman (@DenisGorman) June 9, 2015
Hey, remember when I said I wasn't going to talk about 5-on-3s? I lied.
So yes, I want to hear Sam Rosen say those words as much as the next girl. Maybe 2015-2016 will be the season I can actually look.
Happy #PowerPlay Birthday to the voice of the @nyrangers, Sam Rosen! #NYRhttps://t.co/uG3YDC6duz
— MSG Networks (@MSGNetworks) August 12, 2015
Z. Zuccarello, Mats
Since donning a Blueshirt in 2010, Mats Zuccarello has become the heart of the Rangers for fans and teammates alike. We giggled with him as he and his bros visited the zoo, we held our breaths until Sather re-signed him this past March, we watched in horror as he skated slowly off the ice after taking teammate Ryan McDonagh's slapshot in the head, and we wept with him when his best bro (and the team's best hair) Carl Hagelin got traded to the Ducks in June.
In spite of what sometimes seems like a pathological refusal to shoot, the Hobbit's injury left a Chara-sized hole in the offense that hurt us badly in the 2015 playoffs. Our fingers and toes are crossed that Zucc will be back to his old tricks on and off-ice this season.
Meet the author: Beth Boyle Machlan teaches writing at NYU and rants about hockey over at The Other Half. She's been a Rangers fan since sharing practice ice with them at Rye Playland in the late 80s. Follow her on Twitter at @bethmachlan.
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August 15, 2018 CNA Daily News News Briefs 1 Print
San Francisco, Calif., Aug 15, 2018 / 01:08 am (CNA/EWTN News).- When the Benedict XVI Institute in San Francisco formed a choir to teach Gregorian chant and sacred music to interested parishes, they landed the most unlikely of first gigs – a concert at San Quentin State Prison.
"God works in his mysterious ways," Maggie Gallagher, executive director of the institute, told CNA.
The traveling and teaching sacred music choir (schola) from the Benedict XVI Institute put on a concert and sacred music workshop for the inmates in the San Francisco-area prison Aug. 5.
The concert was a hit, Gallagher said, and many of the men flocked around the singers at the end of the concert to talk more about sacred music. Twenty-five inmates signed up to join the prison's own schola, which will perform at a Traditional Latin Mass celebrated about once a month at the prison.
The Benedict XVI Institute was founded by Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco in 2014, with the mission of providing practical resources to help parishes have more beautiful and reverent liturgies, and to promote a Catholic culture in the arts.
"The important thing about our primary mission is that its practical resources, so we're not a think tank about the liturgy," Gallagher noted.
While the institute has existed for four years, the traveling, teaching schola only began this March, with the goal of teaching parishes how to use Gregorian chant and sacred music for more beautiful Masses.
"The archbishop kept emphasizing that until we were getting into parishes we were not succeeding," Gallagher said.
Archbishop Cordileone was also a driving force behind the schola's gig at San Quentin, a place he goes "fairly regularly" to celebrate Mass with the inmates. While celebrating Mass at the prison over Mother's Day, Cordileone was approached by the prison's chaplain, Fr. George Williams, who said he was interested in having the teaching choir come to San Quentin.
On Aug. 5, music director Rebekah Wu and a number of singers performed for and trained the men in chant. The twenty-five men who now form the prison's schola will officially perform for the first time on Aug. 25, when the Traditional Latin Mass will be celebrated at San Quentin for the first time in three generations.
"This is our brand-new teaching choir and you are our first gig!" Cordileone told the men on Aug. 5, a comment met with "thunderous applause," Gallagher said.
"I love telling people our first teaching gig is the San Quentin Schola!" Cordileone added.
Gallagher said the concert and formation of the schola had an overwhelmingly positive response from the inmates, some of whom are practiced musicians in their own right.
"They have a number of talented musicians with good voices, and as the archbishop said, they like to sing and they worship well," she said.
"One young man told me that he felt the Holy Spirit buzzing in his soul while he joined the choir in some chanting during the concert. I was especially delighted to see that so many men want to learn Gregorian chant and classical sacred choral music, and help bring the Latin Mass to San Quentin," Wu said after the concert.
Gallagher said she heard another man tell the choir: "I really don't want to be in (prison), but if I have to be in here, I want to be in here listening to music like that."
After the concert, Cordileone told Gallagher that through the music, he saw the inmates "lifted up to God by sacred beauty and given new hope."
"The Benedict XVI Institute teaching choir is clearly fulfilling an important need in ordinary parishes but also for those at the margins of society," Cordileone added.
The large turnout and positive response to the concert showed Williams that "the men at San Quentin have a hunger for beauty and prayer. The concert by the Benedict XVI Institute was clearly enjoyed by those who attended. They also appreciated the support and presence of Archbishop Cordileone who has made it a point to visit the prison often."
The schola has been positively received by a number of different parishes and groups throughout the diocese that have expressed interest in learning sacred music, Gallagher said.
There's something about Gregorian chant and polyphony "which for many many people just blows them away, just blows them up towards heaven," Gallagher added.
Gallagher said she has often found that even for the most trained musicians, chant and sacred music is a new and powerful spiritual experience.
She added that sacred music also has an effect that seems to transcend typical ideological boundaries when it comes to the liturgy, and that it especially resonates with younger to middle-aged audiences who are tired of the so-called "liturgy wars."
"I think this has a reach that gets beyond the normal ideological categories and that a lot of people are hungry for," Gallagher said.
"We like to say if you're being brought closer to God by the Mass that you're experiencing, bless you, we're not trying to take that away from anyone that's being well fed. But there is a hunger out there that is not being fed, and it's exciting to watch the interest (in sacred music and chant) unfold."
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District attorney searches Houston archdiocese
November 28, 2018 CNA Daily News 1
Houston, Texas, Nov 28, 2018 / 10:11 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Investigators have executed a search warrant on the chancery offices of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. A search warrant obtained by the district attorney's office for Montgomery County was served Wednesday morning by officers from the Texas Rangers and Conroe Police Department.
According to local media reports, the district attorney's office is seeking documents related to the case of Fr. Manuel La Rosa-Lopez, who was arrested by Conroe police in September on four charges of indecency to children.
The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston was unavailable to comment on the search, or to clarify whether it was limited to the case of La Rosa-Lopez.
The district attorney's office has already conducted searches at two churches where La Rosa-Lopez had been previously assigned – St. John Fisher in Richmond and Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Conroe – as well as the Shalom Treatment Center in Splendora, where La Rosa-Lopez was sent for evaluation and treatment in the early 2000s.
While stationed at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Conroe, Father Manuel La Rosa-Lopez was accused in 2001 of kissing and inappropriately touching a 16 year-old girl. Following consideration of the allegation by both civil authorities and the archdiocesan review board in 2003, La Rosa-Lopez was allowed to return to ministry in 2004.
On Aug. 10, 2018, a 36-year-old man alleged to the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston that Fr. Manuel La Rosa-Lopez sexually abused him from 1998-2001, when he was a high school student and La Rosa-Lopez was assigned to Sacred Heart Parish.
The archdiocese said in a statement following La Rosa-Lopez's arrest Sept. 11 that it had immediately reported the man's allegation to Child Protective Services.
In October, a third individual came forward with allegations that La Rosa-Lopez had sexually abused him on several occasions during the mid-1990s. According to reports, a lawyer for the third accuser said that the family of the alleged victim had reported La Rosa-Lopez at the time.
La Rosa-Lopez is currently released on bail and scheduled to return to court in January.
Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, Archbishop of Galveston-Houston and president of the U.S. bishops' conference, has found himself at the forefront of the American hierarchy's response to the sexual abuse crisis. He chaired the U.S. bishops' conference general assembly in early November, during which he announced that the Vatican's Congregation for Bishops had instructed them to delay voting on a proposed code of episcopal conduct or on the creation of an independent commission for investigating allegations of misconduct against bishops.
Last week, DiNardo was the subject of a television report claiming he had knowingly left two priests in active ministry despite "credible accusations" of abuse having been made against them. Cardinal DiNardo denied that either case was "credible."
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This is the message Dan Mattson hopes all believers will take from his book, which encourages a new sense of compassion for those who have same-sex attractions.
"I'd encourage them to have compassion and empathy," Mattson said of his message to believers. "Maybe they can't empathize, but they can have compassion."
In his book, "Why I Don't Call Myself Gay," Mattson discusses his objection to the use of the term "gay" – as well as the term "straight" – in reference to human sexuality.
The Church's traditional view of sexuality – which does not define persons by their attractions – presents a fuller vision of human identity and life, he said. Taken alongside other teachings on suffering and chastity more broadly, this vision for sexuality leads to true happiness for all persons, including those who experience same-sex attractions.
His writings have gained the support of Archbishop Jose Gomez of Los Angeles and Cardinal Robert Sarah, prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of Sacraments, who wrote the foreword for the book and mentioned his support for the book in a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.
Mattson encouraged those who experience same-sex attractions, along with their family and friends, to have faith in the Church and the Gospel. "Have confidence that the Church is the place for all of (your) loved ones, on any teaching on these issues of such contention these days," he said. "It's the source where we're going to find freedom and true joy. We really have to believe that chastity is the Good News."
He also encouraged people with loved ones experiencing these attractions "to journey along with them, accompany them in love." He advised family to "listen to their story" before talking about morality. "Trust that God, in the fullness of time, is going to bring this person back, but equip yourself with good ways to talk about the Church's teaching as Good News and trust that God will give the opportunity and give you that chance to help bring them home."
Mattson explained that he wrote the book as a way of making sense of his own experiences with same-sex attraction, and questions he had when he was younger. "Hopefully it will help some other people who love God and want to follow him," he offered.
He said that, in his experience, the modern way of talking about sexuality in which people are considered as either "gay" or "straight" misses the context the Church provides, which looks at a person as a whole. The same element of Church teaching which deals with sexuality also says "that we all have challenges to growth," Mattson explained. "Well, this is a challenge to growth for me, but the Catechism tells me what to do and the Church is there to guide me, just like everyone else."
One of the challenges to growth that Mattson hopes his experience can illuminate is the challenge of loneliness – "a fundamental question that anyone with same-sex attraction has to ask."
He explained that readers of all backgrounds have offered that they found his testimony to the experience of loneliness fruitful and enlightening, and said that the struggles of loneliness faced by those with same-sex attraction can help others who may be single or widowed or divorced facing the same battle.
"I have found that I write quite a bit about friendship and how good, healthy friendships have helped me, but also I've come to realize that loneliness can be a gift we can enter into," he said.
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This isn't really a book about international relations, but it's a fascinating exploration of the origins of great human follies (like Prussian "scientific forestry" or Stalinist This book is a synthetic historiography of present-day international relations theory, a critical analysis of the continuing diversity and complexity of enduring themes through a sustained focus on the analysis of the empirical evidence accumulated by social scientists.
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Daniel Drezner's groundbreaking book answers the question that other international relations scholars have been too scared to ask. Addressing timely issues with analytical bite, Drezner looks at how well-known theories from international relations might be applied to a war with zombies. Exploring the plots of popular zombie films, songs, and books, current state of International Relations theory. This book could be used as a text for undergraduate-level introductory courses, but it could also serve as a general introduction to theory for the increasing number of postgraduate students of the subject. It is sometimes assumed that postgraduates need a different literature from undergraduates; this seems to me not to be the , International
Selections range from the works of Thucydides to Alexander Wendt and comprise a rich and thorough overview of International Relations literature. Sections are organized by categories related to Globalism, Realism, and Pluralism. For anyone with an interest in International Relations Theories. International Relations DOI: 10.1177/0047117809104637 realism, state behavior, status-quo bias, suboptimal behavior, theory of foreign policy, theory of international relations Kenneth Waltz is the most important international relations theorist of the past half-century. He has written a handful of seminal works, a feat that few scholars achieve. He is best known for Theory of
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It has been noted by some observant planetary scientists that the LPSC 2015 conference hotel rate exceeds the GSA allowable lodging for that time and place. Moreover, that hotel was filled almost immediately and the other options are even more expensive. Since lodging expenses in excess of the GSA charged to a NASA grant could leave some organizations in a difficult situation later (more on this below), we are providing this letter from SARA to make sure that SMD grantees attending LPSC 2015 may be reimbursed for their stay, at most hotels anyway.
The short version is that GSA says for zip code 77380 (which is that given by The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel & Convention Center) that the maximum lodging for March 2015 is $132, less than the conference hotel and most of the other hotels in the area. This letter from SARA authorizes grantees who are paying for accommodations anywhere in the area so they can attend LPSC to charge their grant from NASA's Planetary Science Division up to $250/night for lodging. This allowance of $250 is based on the quoted prices for the rooms and doesn't include tax. Any applicable taxes are also allowed, of course. If you are satisfied that this has solved your lodging cost problems you need read no further.
72 CFR 200.474 (c)(3) states: In the absence of an acceptable, written non-Federal entity policy regarding travel costs, the rates and amounts established under 5 U.S.C. 5701–11, (''Travel and Subsistence Expenses; Mileage Allowances''), or by the Administrator of General Services, or by the President (or his or her designee) pursuant to any provisions of such subchapter must apply to travel under Federal awards (48 CFR 31.205–46(a)).
What this means is that your organization can and probably should have a written policy regarding travel costs that allows you to what makes sense. In the absence of a written policy from your organization, if you charge more than the allowable lodging to your grant, it's possible that later if your travel were audited your organization could loose some $. So, while your organization is working on that policy we understand that you need to go to LPSC and it would be silly if you had to pay that out of pocket. GSA FAQ #17 on per diem notes that the Agency can authorize you to get reimbursed for actuals above the lodging, see http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/104208#17. I asked the NASA Shared Services Center (who makes the grant awards and confirms what costs are allowable) they wrote '…for cases where there aren't hotels in the area whose rates are within the GSA per diem rates I do not see anything prohibiting you from giving the approval of the actual lodging costs for a conference in "bulk" instead of individual approvals.' Thus, I have been given the authority to approve the actual lodging costs and determined the threshold on consultation with the ROSES selecting official from the Planetary Science Division. This may not work for contracts, you should always consult with your contracting officer, but you might mention this to them.


...[C]oncern about the [inherited doctrine of vocation and its relevance for modern life] was generated out of the complexities and frustrations especially of industrial life, and it has produced a voluminous literature of a popular and semi-popular kind which has served to drive home the problem of daily work upon the conscience of contemporary Christians, and also to provide certain resources for handling it. In addition to this varied literature, the last years have also seen a very general discussion of the question at every level of church life: in ecumencal conferences, in the curricular material of the major denominations, and in conferences and study groups of all kinds.
About the urgency and importance of the problem of vocation there is now no doubt. But now we find that the rather simple formulae in which we have been dealing with it do justice neither to the Biblical and Reformation inheritance, nor to the profound dilemmas that appear not only in industry, but in every area of professional and commercial life. The problem now is not only to equip our lay-people with fuller theological resources for the understanding of the meaning of discipleship, but to utilize their practical experience of day-to-day dilemmas and day to-day decisions.
...Gustaf Wingren's conscientious analysis of Luther's teaching on the matter...remains our prime resource for the understanding of the relation of faith and works.
Nothing could exceed the patience and thoroughness with which Wingren has combed through the Luther corpus.... [I]t will serve to put the full range of Luther's insight at the disposal of those who care for theology as part of their care of all the Churches.


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Sebba (That Woman), a former Reuters foreign correspondent, burrows into the lives of women in the City of Light during WWII to reveal their captivating and complicated stories. Rather than simply presenting the women as collaborators or resisters, Sebba shows the impossible choices they faced, which hardly seemed like choices at all. This is the book's heart, and it pulsates from start to finish. That focus is slightly marred by Sebba's broad interpretation of "Parisiennes." She uses it to describe women who lived in the city, including French citizens and noncitizens alike, and those who didn't spend the entire war within the confines of the city. It's logical to include noncitizens such as Ir ne N mirovsky and Noor Inayat Khan, who'd both lived in France for about 20 years before the war started. But passages on the "Grey Mice" German women who came to work in Paris during the war belong in another book. While extending the story outside of Paris allows Sebba more range in discussing the dangers of Resistance work and the devastating deportations, it blurs what could have been an incisive, powerful portrait of an imperiled city. Sebba's clear-eyed narrative concludes, correctly, that these women deserve understanding, not judgment. Photos.
So many characters to learn about. This kept the book from flowing smoothly. Would have been more interesting if the focus was on fewer characters but more in depth.
Her character is explored further but the line does, for me, give of insight into attitude that helped them face the challenges the women of Paris would encounter, as detailed by Anne Sebba. Told in chronological form covering a ten year period beginning in 1939, the stories unfold, each in their own voice, piecemeal: readers can't help but be intrigued and engaged as they move from the well-known (Coco Chanel, Colette) through those less recognizable to modern eyes, all facing hardships, choices and often recriminations after the occupation.
I received an eArc copy of the title from the publisher via NetGalley for purpose of honest review I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions and expectations are my own responsibility.


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Posted on 02/24/2015Virginia's "Policing for Profit" in Speeding Cases Criticized
On February 20, a grand jury in Salem found that there was insufficient evidence for a reckless driving case involving the traffic death of a female pedestrian in December to go to trial.
After the fatal December 12 accident in which Eva Marie Johnson died, Philip Henry Peterson was charged with reckless driving. An investigation by the Salem Police Department said that Peterson was driving a van on Hemlock, had his turned signal on, and was preparing to make a right hand turn onto Roanoke Boulevard near the Salem Veterans Affairs Medical Center shortly after 10:15 a.m.
Sgt. T.B. Carroll Sr. interviewed Peterson and a witness and received conflicting stories. The witness said that Peterson made a rolling stop, and then began to turn and the driver's side of the vehicle struck Johnson, who was crossing the road but was not in the crosswalk. Peterson said that Johnson ran into the roadway as he was turning and there was no possible way to avoid a collision.
Johnson was taken to Roanoke Memorial Hospital with injuries to her head and left leg, but later died of a closed-head trauma shortly before 2 p.m. after surgery, according to police.
On February 27, Salem Commonwealth's Attorney Tom Bowers issued a statement to point out that a driver must be disregarding the consequence of his actions and indifferent to another person or property's safety in order to prove reckless driving under Virginia law.
According to Salem Police, there was no evidence of Peterson driving at an excessive speed, but having his turn signal on and, according to the driver, Johnson seeming to speed up in order to get past his vehicle.
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