Celtic Prayer Pipe

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Canicus61

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I'm a Catholic Permanent Deacon; and often enjoy my pipe with my Breviary,especially in the morning....came across this today and thought I'd share it today for those so inclined.....

The Celtic Prayer Pipe

Of all the external aids to supplication,
I know of none more suitable
to the male soul for Christocentric devotion
than the Celtic prayer pipe.
The feel of fine briar in the hand
anchors the supplicant in his earthly reality,
while the aromatic smoke arising from the bowl
carries his thoughts, his heart, his soul heavenward.

Richard Woodie
 
Does Peterson's of Dublin make a Celtic Prayer Pipe??? :idea: 
 
Fr_Tom":6sdkaa96 said:
if so, I probably should start saving. It sounds like a good pipe for me to have at the office (or to smoke while reading the Office).
And fill it with Presbyterian to smoke :cheers: :cheers: 
 
I actually came across that googling peterson's "celtic" pipe, though I doubt Peterson offers any prayers other than for more sales....

I have no idea who Woodie is or was, searching that name reveals men who are on facebook or linkedin and am sure suffered greatly in high school - any maybe after...lol

and, am about to have a bowl of presbyterian in a few minutes - just got tin the other day at Barclay Rex in NYC.....also 3 Nuns....

Happy Puffing - and Praying!
 
Canicus61":tscdqipx said:
I.. am about to have a bowl of presbyterian in a few minutes - just got  tin the other day at Barclay Rex in NYC.....also 3 Nuns....

Happy Puffing - and Praying!
I do a lot of puffing and praying. I will probably have some Three Friars in my next tobacco order. I have considered trying Chief Catoonah's Parson's Pipe as well.

We need to get a bishop on the forum.

Blessings...
 
I don't know if I recall this anecdote as it was told but:

What do you get when you mix St. Bruno with 3 Nuns--------------Baby's Bottom.
 
From a simple post some great new tobacco suggestions!

There is something 'liturgical' about the pipe - and it lends itself to contemplation of all kinds....praying and puffing go together for me as well....

Three Friars may be worth a try - that's a C&D right?

I thought baby's Bottom was from Dunhill- that an old tin??

Got a new meer that will make it's debut tonight....pics to follow....



 
docwatson":vuo8ns5v said:
I don't know if I recall this anecdote as it was told but:

What do you get when you mix St. Bruno with 3 Nuns--------------Baby's Bottom.
I remember seeing that blend in several shops I wen't in back in the 70's but never smoked any. I understand it was very good and was made by Dunhill ?
 
docwatson":xffrmjl7 said:
I don't know if I recall this anecdote as it was told but:

What do you get when you mix St. Bruno with 3 Nuns--------------Baby's Bottom.
Andy: Howie broke out a very old tin of "Baby's Bottom" at the last meeting of the Hudson Valley Pipe Club. First time I ever got to try it. IT WAS SUBLIME!!!!!:king:

PS: Are you free on Nov. 16th. ?????
If so, PM me. ROAD TRIP!!!!!!!
(For the rest of you, as they say,  "details at eleven":twisted: )
 
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