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Drive, She Said was an American rock band consisting of Al Fritsch and Mark Mangold. The band formed in 1986. They were signed by CBS Records in 1988 and their debut self-titled album, released in 1989, included guest appearances by Aldo Nova, Fiona Flanagan, and Bob Kulick.
Home ›. R.I.P. AL FRITSCH (Drive, She Said) Tue. 10. Oct. Another unbelievably sad loss to the melodic rock community. Al Fritsch, the vocal force of Drive, She Said has passed away. This - from his bandmate Mark Mangold: "Time to focus and try to say a few words...though they can't suffice, because there are people here on FB who care. Numb.
Fr. Albert Fritsch, SJ. Born: September 30, 1933. Entrance: September 1, 1956 | Ordination: June 8, 1967 | Final Vows: August 15, 1973. by Ami Korpi. June 20, 2020 — While growing up in Kentucky, Fr. Al Fritsch, SJ, knew he wanted to be a scientist. He also thought, however, that “it would be awfully nice to be a priest and a scientist at ...
- Al Fritsch - Recent News & Publications. We invite you to listen to Fr. Al's final homily, as recorded to be played at his Mass of Christian Burial, March, 11, 2024: Al Fritsch SJ Homily - Youtube. Earth Healing Special Essays are now available online and via monthly email service. Click here for details! Youtube video listing - Online now!
9. Okt. 2017 · Another great loss on this year’s account, legendary Drive She Said lead singer Al Fritsch passed away. I still remember the first time I heard his voice on a record somewhere back in the 80s and his voice will always be remembered the same way……. R.I.P AL…… Drive She Said - Think of Love. Watch on. Share this: Loading...
April 22, 2014 — Fr. Al Fritsch, S.J., remembers the lightbulb moment like it was yesterday. The year: 1970. The setting: a springtime rally on a leafy esplanade at the University of Texas at Austin to commemorate the nation’s first Earth Day. The action: a fellow activist claps wildly to condemn corporate polluters while stamping out his ...
27. Aug. 2016 · Steve Curwood. Like his more famous Jesuit boss (Pope Francis), Father Albert Fritsch believes caring for the Earth and addressing the consequences of climate change are urgent moral and religious issues.
