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Daily Archives: 23 February 2008
St Gregory The Illuminator
A confluence … I ran across this Zenit piece on Pope Benedict dedicating the north patio at St Peter’s Basilica to the saint who brought Christianity to his Armenian people. A few days ago my wife’s Valentine present finally arrived … Continue reading
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Christians, Jews, and Psalm 1
(This is Neil.) As you may have noticed, I haven’t been posting all that much, in part because it is Lent. But I’d like to begin looking at the Psalms. Here, drawing on a recent article by the Anglican theologian … Continue reading
Posted in Exegesis, Neil
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