AMERRY
MAUL
Our passion is
Rugby
Of Olde England
Merry,
Where Campion
And Clitherow,
Thomas More
They did bury.
So Rugby
We play
Like a Feast Day
First class
For we’ve made
Rugby Catholic --
Forward that
Up your pass!!!
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Fr. Flanery, Sr. Mary Bernard, his sister receiving Father's First Blessing
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Fr. Flanery, Sr. Mary Bernard, his sister receiving Father's First Blessing
Fr. Flanery's Ordination Day
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About Me
- Long-Skirts
- I am the mother of 10 children I write poetry, humorous novels and direct and perform for our Parish's annual Laetare Dinner Theatre (see pic. of our production of LO & BEHOLD) and being a Roman Catholic I believe in creation of all kinds.