Amen. A great servant of the Lord, a holy priest and wonderful master of the spiritual life. He has made an incredible contribution to living authentic Catholic spiritual life for countless priests, consecrated and lay faithful. Thank you, Fr. Dubay. May the angels lead you into Paradise!
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His voice always perfectly fit that stereotype of the tough old priest who won't take no crap from nobody, but with a heart of pure gold.
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Amen.
ReplyDeleteA great servant of the Lord, a holy priest and wonderful master of the spiritual life. He has made an incredible contribution to living authentic Catholic spiritual life for countless priests, consecrated and lay faithful.
Thank you, Fr. Dubay. May the angels lead you into Paradise!
I gave him a ride once - while he was staying at the Church of St. Louis in downtown St. Paul. Quite a priest.
ReplyDeleteI heard him speak once when he visited the Arlngton diocese. May he rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteI have a couple books of his. The Church Militant has lost a good leader - may the angels welcome him into the Church Triumphant.
ReplyDeleteWasn't he originally from Minnesota? Did he have a brother who was a priest also?
ReplyDeleteI can't find much about him on the internet. I guess that goes with poverty, chastity and obedience.
Yes Ray - I think he was, and his brother is/was a priest here - I forgot the details.
ReplyDeleteFr. Dubay had the wonderful Minnesota accent...doncha know:<)!
ReplyDeleteI met him here at the Basilica Shrine in Washington, DC when we concelebrated with the Archbp of Washington in one of special occasion Mass.
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