Jacob Hubbard

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Gender Male
Location San Diego, California, United States
Introduction My name is Jacob Hubbard. I was born on September 14, 1988 in Oregon and raised in southern California. Raised nominally protestant, I became apathetic about the Christian faith in my teens. I came back to being a practicing Christian in 2009 and for two years was a devout Protestant. I've since questioned those beliefs and made the choice to be Catholic in early to mid 2011. I am also a writer who writes fiction (novels, short stories, novellas, and essays), so this part is part of my cumulative life work as a writer, or even as my personal side project. If you're interested in seeing my writing portfolio, feel free to send me an email :) Why Roman Missal Commentaries? Why the name? A roman missal is a the main liturgical book used in the Catholic mass in Catholic churches all over the world. A roman missal provides readings for the mass, commentaries on the scriptures, and songs for us to participate in the liturgy. The reason this blog is named Roman Missal Commentaries is help keep in the spirit of the Catholic faith. :)
Favorite Movies Too many to list, but here is a sampling:Nashville, Apocalypse Now, The Godfather Part 1 and 2, Videodrome Fargo Pulp Fiction Tokyo Story Le Fleuve (The River) Chinatown, Eraserhead, Taxi Driver, Superbad The Big Lebowski, Blood Simple, The Passenger No Country for Old Men
Favorite Music The Beatles, Velvet Revolver Rage Against The Machine, Led Zeppelin, System of a Down, Pink Floyd, Rob Zombie, Sufjan Stevens, Neutral Milk Hotel, Casting Crowns, The Beastie Boys, Metallica, Jefferson Airplane, P.O.D., Sublime, The Cranberries, Beethoven, Keith Green, pretty much anything indie
Favorite Books The Bible, Nervous Conditions, Naked Lunch, The Lovely Bones, Animal Farm, Scaling the Secular City, Airframe, In Cold Blood, The Road, Ham on Rye, Mere Christianity, Wise Blood, Walden, Tuesdays with Morrie, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, LOTR series, 1984, The Short stories of Raymond Carver, The Old Man and the Sea, City of God, and many, MANY others.