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Daily Archives: 31 December 2012
The Armchair Liturgist: Scripture Homework at Mass
The priest at daily Mass today dropped a piece of “homework” at the end of his homily. “Deuteronomy 11:12,” he said. “Look it up–that is your message.” I did look it up. It’s here. What do you think of this … Continue reading
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No More Russian Children to the US
This is not new information, that tomorrow a Russian law goes into effect that makes illegal the American adoption of Russian children. UCA News covers it here, with this statement about the state of those children’s souls: Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin, … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Other Places, Politics
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