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sainthood.

Posted by darren oates on February 28, 2012 at 2:00 AM Comments comments (1)

 — A Roman Catholic priest whose efforts to help troubled Omaha youth were made famous by Spencer Tracy’s Academy Award-winning portrayal of him in the 1938 movie “Boys Town” has been nominated for sainthood.

 

Archbishop George Lucas posted an announcement on the doors of St. Cecilia Cathedral on Monday saying the Omaha Archdiocese had begun the process of seeking sainthood for the Rev. Edward Flanagan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

( Boys Town / Associated Press ) - This photo from 1942 which was provided by Boys Town, shows Boys Town founder Father Edward Flanagan, center, being surrounded by his charges. Omaha Archbishop George Lucas has opened, Monday, Feb. 27, 2012, the cause for the beatification and canonization of Boys Town founder Father Edward Flanagan.

 

 

 “We are humbled and overjoyed,” said Steven Wolf, president of the Father Flanagan League, which has long sought sainthood for Flanagan. “We see this as a response to the Holy Spirit that is moving through an international groundswell of devotion that, as best we can measure at this time, includes devotion to Father Flanagan by the faithful in nine countries and 36 states here in the U.S.”

 

The Irish-born Flanagan, who died of a heart attack in 1948 at age 61 while visiting Germany, founded the Boys Town orphanage in a downtown Omaha home in 1917. Boys Town moved to its current west Omaha location several years later, and today serves as a center for troubled area youth while running campuses and programs for thousands of other boys and girls across the country. The organization also operates an Omaha research hospital and a national resource and training center, and it has publishing arm, Boys Town Press.

 

Lucas said the archdiocese will open a cause for sainthood on March 17, which is St. Patrick’s Day, at Flanagan’s gravesite on the Boys Town grounds. On that day, Flanagan will be named a “servant of God” and a group of tribunal members will be assembled to review Flanagan’s life work.

 

According to U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the church then requires three more steps for a candidate to become a saint: veneration, beatification and canonization.

 

In the first step, the title of “venerable” is given to someone who has died and been recognized by the pope as having lived heroic virtues. To be beatified, one miracle must be attributed to the candidate. Canonization requires a second miracle, although the pope may waive some of these requirements.

 

The Father Flanagan League has gathered testimony from six people in its quest to prove to the Vatican that Flanagan is responsible for several miracles, all involving the curing of illnesses. Among those who testified is a woman from Italy who says she was cured of what should have been a fatal brain aneurysm after praying for Flanagan’s help, Wolf said. Another woman from Omaha says prayers to Flanagan cured her of advanced breast cancer.

 

Wolf noted that the six cases are yet to be proven with medical documentation, but the group hopes the Vatican will find miracles occurred in at least two of the cases.

 

What is certain is that the road to sainthood will be a long one.

 

 “Usually, it’s a pretty slow process,” the Rev. Thomas J. Reese, a senior fellow at the Woodstock Theological Center at Georgetown University, said of attaining sainthood. “Except for some recent ones like Mother Teresa and John Paul II, we’re talking 20 years before some of these people get through the process.

2/3/12

Posted by darren oates on February 4, 2012 at 9:05 PM Comments comments (0)

chicken soup,chili,red wine vinegarette,julienne vegetables,burgers,marinated chicken breast,and wings,peeled pears and some white potatoes,peidmont peppers.

2/2/12

Posted by darren oates on February 2, 2012 at 5:50 PM Comments comments (0)

pine nuts,garde mange station, sliced red onions,ham,marinated the calmari,devonshire sauce,ham bbq sauce,burgers,pizza sauce, tomatoe onion soup,crab cakes,.

1/31/12

Posted by darren oates on February 1, 2012 at 12:40 AM Comments comments (0)

vegtables soup,final breading of green tomatoes,red wine vinagarette,burgers,marinated wings,bolonaise sauce,formed crabcakes,57 mayo,sliced procuitto,.

1/30/12

Posted by darren oates on January 30, 2012 at 8:50 PM Comments comments (0)

pizza sauce,sliced meats and cheese, cearsar dressing, worked salad station, dish washer left so had to do dishes, first breading of green tomatoes, burgers, burger seasoning, marinated chicken breast.

homegroup...

Posted by darren oates on January 30, 2012 at 12:25 AM Comments comments (0)

two people got clean time,,,we split into 3 groups,,the topic was the 1st step and tradition,,

1/26/12

Posted by darren oates on January 26, 2012 at 6:20 PM Comments comments (0)

burgers,ham bbq sauce,sliced ham,turkey and meat platters, stocked and worked garde mange' station,sweet potato chips,

1/25/12

Posted by darren oates on January 25, 2012 at 7:25 PM Comments comments (0)

red wine vinegratte,burgers,devonshire sauce,apple chuntey,chopped herbs,

1/24/12

Posted by darren oates on January 24, 2012 at 8:40 PM Comments comments (0)

corn crab showder, crab cakes,chopped onions,sweet potatoe chips,pasta,cryo-vac chicken halfs,burgers, marinated wings and chicken breast,calimari in marinade,.

1/23/12

Posted by darren oates on January 23, 2012 at 4:55 PM Comments comments (0)

First breading of fried green tomatos,sliced ham,roast beef,smoked cheddar,capacola,pizza sauce,portioned meatloaf,rolled egg rolls,lots of burgers,cole slaw dressing,.


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