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Daily Archives: 2 August 2008
Wedding Lectionary: John 15:9-12 & 15:12-16
The wedding Lectionary offers to couples three choices from Jesus’ Last Supper discourse in John’s Gospel, chapters 13 through 17. We’ll take a look at two of these choices, as they overlap with John 15:12’s statement, “This is my commandment: love … Continue reading
Posted in Rite of Marriage, Scripture
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FIYH 94-96: Drafting
The preparing preacher gets serious; time to pull the ideas from prayer and reflection and start making them incarnate: [94] A time for writing should be scheduled at least two days before the preaching of the homily in order to … Continue reading
Carnival of Space #65
Stars come in red, orange, yellow, white, and blue. Why not green? Are stars lacking in some way, or is there another culprit? This and other questions answered in the 65th edition of the Carnival of Space, hosted by Bruce … Continue reading
Posted in Astronomy, The Blogosphere
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