Showing posts with label Introduction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Introduction. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2008

To Read A Pilgrim's Story

To read the journal of the Villanova Pellegrinaggio:

  • Use the section marked Blog Archive
    by scrolling down the right side of this page.
  • Click on the small triangle next to month of March.
    A menu of 14 entries will appear. Entries in a blog are shown most recent first.
  • Click on the entry link marked "The First Day"
    to read the journal from first day to last.
  • Continue using these side links
    to move to the second and third days and so on.
  • Feel free to comment on our journey
    by clicking on the "comment" link in the white box at the end of each entry and filling in the form.

    We will be adding to this blog as a means of continuing our pligrimage with Augustine, striving always to grow closer to God. Join us as your time permits.

    Buon Viaggio,
    Servitore Fedele

For more information about the Augustinian Pilgrimage of Villanova University, contact Fr. Joseph Farrell, OSA, Office for Mission Effectiveness, Villanova University at joseph.l.farrell@villanova.edu

Monday, March 10, 2008

Sharing Our Photographs

Pilgrim Sue has arranged a convenient way for 2008 pilgrims to share their pictures, which links easily to this blog. The TEST slide show, at the right, links directly to the Google Picasa site.

This feature will allow us to show a sample our handy work directly on this blog. Eventually, clicking on the slide show will take a visitor to all of the albums contributed to the site that Sue has arranged.

Introduction

Pellegrinaggio Agostiniano di Villanova

With this electronic blog, the first pilgrims of Villanova University’s annual Augustinian pilgrimage to Italy will share thoughts about their experience. In the future, it will become a place where the spirit of the pligrimage can be maintained and extended, where readers can continue learning about St. Augustine and his importance to Villanova University, where readers can grow closer to God and the Church.