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Daily Archives: 20 December 2012
Antarctic Monasticism
Feeling a bit better today. But with howling winds pushing the falling and fallen snow, I don’t think I’ll be venturing out until much later today. They already closed the church office. Did I mention this was tabbed the worst … Continue reading
Posted in Monasticism, Other Places, Science, Scripture
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Built of Living Stones 240-244: Renovation of Churches
What to do when a beloved church building must be renovated? § 240 § When renovation of a church is to be undertaken or when it becomes necessary to raze an old church, special care is needed. A church that … Continue reading
Posted in Built of Living Stones, USCCB documents
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Winter Descends
The much-anticipated/dreaded blizzard has struck Iowa tonight. We had some thunder and lightning with the snow. That last bit was freaky. The entire family has been holed up inside today. Despite two-thirds of us getting flu shots, we were all … Continue reading
Posted in My Family
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