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Year: 2014

Epiphany: a season of endings and beginnings

February 6, 2014 No Comments

People may argue for December because Christmas without all the trimmings (and the people) can be a lonely affair, but, at least in my eyes, the thought of a new year is like a stretch of Route 66 that was as straight as an arrow and went on for what seemed like half a million miles with absolutely nothing much in the way of scenery and the mountains that loomed in the distance never seeming to get any closer.

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Martyrdom

February 6, 2014 2 Comments

I’ve always thought I’d make a terrible martyr. I just don’t think I could manage to be strong and centered while being hung up on a cross and stabbed to death with a lance like the Japanese Christians being honored today…. I’d probably be a total disgrace, sobbing and begging for mercy. I would betray all my beliefs, I am just sure of it.

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What Bill Nye got wrong

February 5, 2014 9 Comments

Science Guy Bill Nye is awesome, and he knows his science, but agreeing to “debate” with Ken Ham was probably the wrong choice. The Rev.

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South Sudan: support and prayers

February 5, 2014 No Comments

Two releases yesterday on supporting the South Sudan: Episcopal Relief and Development issued a press release “Church Agencies Unite to Support South Sudan Relief and

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It’s a Privilege

February 5, 2014 No Comments

Wednesday, February 5, 2014 – Week of 4 Epiphany, Year Two [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including

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