Brandon Kraft
Brandon Kraft
@kraft@kraft.blog

My life is an open-source book.

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Austin, TX

Education

B.A., Sociology with a minor in Science, Technology, and Society, 2010, The University of Texas at Austin

M.B.A., Business Analytics, 2024, Midwestern State University (TX)

  • happy thanksgiving

    Have a Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I’m back home in Wichita Falls armed with a nice bed, a good book and a weekend of blank calendar pages. Quite a nice thing. To give you a little laugh, check out this action figure of Pope Innoncent III.

  • when i say old school…

    First off, when I say “Old School” as in my previous post (and I took Fr. Jim’s entry the same way), I am not referring to the Tridentine Mass (Missal of 1962). I’ve never been to a Tridentine Mass. I’m Novus Ordo through and through. When I disagree with “modern” liturgy, I mean to say…

  • old school isn’t bad

    It’s been some time since I’ve written anything but that’s life. Fr. Jim went off on a soapbox today about the ‘modern’ liturgy. I agree with him completely. My own random musings… Hmm… I’m not even too sure what to write about anymore…. “God will not suffer man to have the knowledge of things to…

  • corny line of the day

    Stephanie: ah, you’re racking up the brownie points Me: what can I say? I like to bake

  • not good at all: registration revisited

    Dear Student, You are receiving this email because you have registered for ECO 304K Unique #29380 with Instructor Famulari. THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Please drop yourself from this class. If you would like to switch to another section, please do so via TEX or ROSE. If you have trouble doing this please let us…

  • Dinner with The Bishop

    I have a few minutes so I’m going to run through a recap of the dinner with the His Excellency Gregory Aymond, Bishop of Austin. As Lambda Omega Alpha’s chaplain, I arranged the affair. It started back in September with a few voicemails shared between the Diocese of Austin and myself. Finally, I’m riding home…