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Novenas are very popular to Catholics. It is a traditional Catholic prayer method. A novena is when a series of prayers are given for nine days straight.The novena is offered as a sacrifice to God. God sees a novena as a sign of devotion especially when the person saying the novena asks for a specific […]

Good Morning!  I hope everyone is well today.  At about 1:30 this morning I returned from my trip to Washington D.C..  I was among thousands in our Nations Capital marching in support of LIFE!.  Yesterday ws the historic Anniversary of the ROE -vs- WADE decision that made abortion legal within our country.  Each year thousands […]

Hello fellow bloggers!  Last week I was admitted to Candidacy.  Today I would like to share a photo with you. 
The picture is Bishop Michael R. Cote and I, following the Ceremony.
 
 

Good Afternoon fellow bloggers,
Today is a very impostant day within the Church.  Why? Because this morning at a special Mass, 14 men were advanced on their road toward Holy Orders.  Seven of them were advanced toward Transitional Diaconate and Priesthood and seven were advanced toward Permanant Diaconate.  I was fortunate to be among those advanced […]

Hi everyone!  Today I finalized my plans for attending the Pro-Life March in Washington DC.  For years my Seminary has attended the March, but, I have never gone.  This will be a new experience for me.  I am bringing a digital comcorder with me so I can take videos as well as pictures.  When I […]

Over the years I have had many people inquire about my life as a seminarian.  So many people want to know, so, here I am blogging about it.  I hope that my website will help other young men think about a vocation to the Priesthood.  Maybe this site can be the instrument in order to […]

Hello Internet world!  Welcome to RichardBreton.com - the story of my life as a Catholic seminarian, rants, raves, reviews and interesting tidbits.  Imagine, last week I didn’t know what a blogger was or what the word blog stood for, and here I am — the “Blogging Seminarian.”  When I become a Priest in 2008 the […]