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Michael Stancil
November 4, 2008
I am grateful for the gifts and dedication you gave to both the Aquinas community and your Dominican brothers. The larger church has benefited from your work on translations and musical settings for the liturgy. May you rest in the joy of the heavenly choirs who's great feast is endless praise.
Michael Stancil, St. Louis MO.
Judith McKenna, OSF
November 4, 2008
Fr. Quinn, your love and respect for the way the Church prays, your sense of beautiful language used in translation, your humor are all gifts you shared with us. I am mindful of the many times I called you with "pedestrian" questions about rubics and /or correct practices and you offered your suggestions. Thank you...God's peace and blessings as you join in the heavenly banquet. Judith R. McKenna, OSF
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