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Daily Archives: 3 February 2015
Yellowjackets
When I was working my way through grad school, I spent a few years as a part-time jazz and classical announcer in public radio. I enjoyed both genres, but it was a real expansion working in an environment where I was … Continue reading
Viewing SF
In watching one of my wife’s favorite programs, Lewis, I’ve come to appreciate the British system of long episodes in short seasons. Everything seems satisfying watching a mystery unfold, then get solved in ninety minutes. I suppose if the original … Continue reading
Posted in science fiction, television
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Cost of Bread
We haven’t had a poll in a long time. It’s budget time in my parish, and while the cost of altar bread isn’t a big concern, it is a line item on the spreadsheet. What do you think we spend … Continue reading
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Mutuae Relationes 23: Six Criteria For Pastoral Good Order
Let’s finish up Chapter III. This is a long post and I toyed with dividing it up over a whole week, and drawing in some other witnesses–saints and spiritual guides. I will leave it to the commentariat here to consider where … Continue reading
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DPPL 211: Why Saints?
Why saints? There are many reasons: personal holiness, discipleship, heavenly citizenship, intercessors, and patrons, to mention five. Let’s get into a bit more detail: 211. The doctrine of the Church and her Liturgy, propose the Saints and Beati who already … Continue reading
Contracting
Jimmy Mac’s diocese is proposing new additions for teacher contracts in 2015-16. I find these attempts interesting, especially as the bungling of clergy sexual abuse has been the cause of much deeper disillusionment among churchfolk than what a teacher might … Continue reading →