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Daily Archives: 21 January 2009
Winter Blues
Astronomers cannot see the winter hemisphere of Saturn from Earth. So the blues of Saturn were a surprise to the Cassini mission scientists. From our planet, Saturn appears to have a mellow tan-yellow hue, unlike the wild riot of Jupiter’s … Continue reading
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FOCA Watch: AWOL in the Queue
I watched a rare bit of tv (cringe), surfed the web, and heard a lot about the president calling Middle East leaders and having meetings. Nothing on FOCA. Clearly the man has reneged on his Major Campaign Promise to the … Continue reading
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PCS 232: Exceptional Circumstances, Introduction
Chapter VIII will wrap up Part II of the Pastoral Care Rites, but be warned: it is a long one, running from section 232 through 296. One section serves as an introduction, and here it is: 232. The rites contained … Continue reading
Day 4: The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, 2009
(This is Neil) Day 4 Christians face to face with ecological crisis “that they may become one in your hand” Gen 1: 31-2: 3 God saw everything he had made and it … Continue reading
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