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Michael Dubruiel

February 3, 2009 by Amy Welborn

Gladiator-in-training

November 16, 1958-February 3, 2009

Michael collapsed this morning at the gym and was not able to be revived despite the efforts of EMTs and hospital personnel.

We are devastated and beg your prayers.

Many thanks for all of the prayers and notes. It is overwhelming. Many have asked what they can do of a material or concrete nature. All I can say is to simply buy his books. Not from me, because I am in no position to fill orders, but from anywhere else.  He long ago promised God that he would give all the royalties of The How To Book of the Mass to the children’s college funds, which he did faithfully.  It is in good shape because of that. Buy them, read them, and give them away to others. Spread the Word. That is what he was all about.


Michael Dubruiel’s blogs:

  • Annunciations (WordPress) 
  • Annunciations (Blogger)
Michael Dubruiel’s booksites:
  • Michael Dubruiel books at Amazon
  • Ave Maria Press
  • The How To Book of the Mass by Michael Dubruiel
  • The Power of the Cross by Michael Dubruiel

Tributes to Michael Dubruiel:

  • EWTN’s Johnette Benkovic
  • Jimmy Akin
  • Our Sunday Visitor
  • Fr. JC Maximilian

Audio material:
  • Michael Dubruiel’s radio series with KVSS Omaha about The Power of the Cross.
  • A podcast interview with Chris Cash of the Catholic Company
 Wish You Were Here: Travels Through Loss and Hope.    A memoir.

ARRANGEMENTS

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Sunday, February 8

5-8 pm

7pm Vigil Service

Fr. Brian Flanagan, Diocese of West Palm Beach

Craig Funeral Home

1475 Old Dixie Highway
St. Augustine, FL 32084
Office: (904) 824-1672

MASS OF THE RESURRECTION

Monday, February 9

11am

The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine

35 Treasury Street
St. Augustine, Fl
904-824-2806

Most Reverend Robert J. Baker, celebrant

Fr. Mitch Pacwa, S.J., homilist

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