5 bulletins for 5 services
December 23, 2010
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Got all your bulletins proofread and printed? Two services on Christmas Eve? One on Christmas Day? The usual number the Sunday after? I hope so.
The Archive
Year: 2010
New Jersey diocese sells church to CANA parish
December 23, 2010
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The Bishop and Standing Committee followed a process outlined in a pastoral direction that they adopted in 2008. The process provides that if the Bishop, in consultation with the Standing Committee, determines that the sale of parish buildings and property is not inconsistent with the mission objectives of the Diocese, such a sale may be considered and approved.
Connecting Jesus’ conception and death
December 23, 2010
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Which came first? The Annunciation or Christmas? Given a nine month gestation, was March 25th chosen first as the date of the Annunciation, or was
BREAKING: Ugandan “Kill gays” pastor arrested
December 23, 2010
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Pastor Martin Sempa and seven others have been charged by Ugandan authorities with conspiring to frame another pastor on sodomy charges.
Obama “evolving” on gay marriage
December 23, 2010
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Obama answering reporters’ at yesterday’s news conference:
Of the lineage of David
December 23, 2010
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There have been studies showing that thinking about where we ultimately headed (death boosts our self esteem because it causes us to search for happy
King of peace
December 23, 2010
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O Emmanuel
O Emmanuel, our King and Lawgiver,
the Desire of all Nations, and their Saviour:
Come and save us,
O Lord our God.
Jesus changes society
December 22, 2010
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“When Jesus appears somewhere, that changes the whole society.” Father Samaan, priest of the St. Simon Coptic Orthodox Church in Cairo, Egypt, is not speaking theoretically. He’s describing what he’s seen.
Jesus and Buddha on holiday
December 22, 2010
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What would Jesus and Buddha do if they were suddenly thrust into contemporary society, and how would they react to what they found? Japanese author-illustrator Nakamura Hikaru has sketched an answer to this provocative question in a very popular manga, or illustrated serial novel.
A bishop searches for the wise men
December 22, 2010
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Bishop William Swing, the former bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California reflects on, “Where are the wise men?” in Washington Post’s “On Faith” section.
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