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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Joseph and FDR
Two weeks ago Jonnie Sue and I managed to catch every episode of the PBS series “The Roosevelts” by Ken Burns. Years ago I had taken Dr. Redford’s graduate course “The American President” at Texas University; I’ve read “The Lion … Continue reading
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This past August was For the Birds
A little stream of consciousness blog entry brought on by the sounds surrounding me this morning… On August 22 I heard a poem that has not wholly left me since. The poem is called is called Kingfisher, by Chris McCabe, … Continue reading
A: The Post Office
Q: Where have you received God’s grace and mercy today? Quite often we get wrapped up in whatever the day has in store for us: things to accomplish, places to go, people with whom we will interact…the list could go … Continue reading
Posted in The Rev. Matthew R. Hanisian
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The round earth’s imagined corners
(parts of this were originally published on May 24, 2012) AND (from the Shameless Commerce Division, information about a choir event on October 4 that gives you a fun way to support the music offerings of this parish: An Evening … Continue reading
Posted in Sonya Subbayya Sutton
Tagged At the round earth's imagined corners, Hindu, Hinduism, John Donne, judgment, Lee Hoiby, life, mandala, Middle East, music, poetry, repentence, round, shape, sonnets, sphere, square
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Evensong Revelations: Guest Columnist
Last Wednesday night, we offered a service of Evensong, one of the great traditions of the Anglican church. From its inception, the church has held onto the daily offices of morning and evening prayer as the heartbeat of our observance; … Continue reading
Busy, Busy. Thank the Lord.
No cup early today. My only plea is unscheduled other work yesterday and today that all went longer than expected. Today it was many hours on the the phone with a help desk in California trying to find the cause … Continue reading
Trying Something New
This weekend is the parish retreat. Almost 100 St. Albanites will be traveling to Massanetta Springs, VA for a weekend away full of fellowship, community, learning, and fun. I am positive we will have a wonderful time. On Sunday … Continue reading
Turning Secular into Sacred
Seeing the sacred in anything that helps us experience beauty or challenges us to think in a new way is akin to turning water into wine, I’ve always thought. We have opportunities every day to take a mundane moment and … Continue reading
Posted in Sonya Subbayya Sutton
Tagged Amy Thomas, art, Arts@Midday, concert, flute, koto, Lori Laitman, Miyuki Yoshikami, sacred, secular, worship
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Unbelievable! (Seven)
This series explores what we don’t believe — and why — in order to help us understand what we do believe, and why we do. The church does not teach us to despise the world. Many years ago, I saw … Continue reading
Posted in The Rev. Dr. Deborah Meister
Tagged Christianity, contemptus mundi, cross, Jesus, love of world, Name of the Rose, Sean Connery, tenderness
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