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Daily Archives: 15 January 2006
Family Matters
I did watch some football this weekend. After watching the Steelers maul the Colts in the first half, I took a nap. But I left the radio on while I slept. Strange dreams. I woke up briefly for the Steeler’s … Continue reading
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Now my consolation is in the stardust …
No crack-ups this time. We got the comet dust back safe. I’m a planet and moon man myself, but this achievement is still impressive.
Posted in Astronomy
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Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
The days between the feasts of St Peter and St Paul – January 18 to January 25 – have marked the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity since 1908, when the Episcopalian priest Paul Wattson, founder of the Franciscan Friars … Continue reading
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Gaudium et Spes 7
This section of Gaudium et Spes attempts to diagnose the problem of society’s upheaval. Is it a problem with rebellion? Are the present (1960’s or 21st century?) institutions capable of rising to the task? The question is raised, but without … Continue reading
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