We’ve reached the tipping point, I think, with the annuals that adorn the planters on our front porch. After giving us a summer of vigorously contained beauty, the blooms are just about tuckered out heading into these last days of September.
Monthly Archives: September 2016
Today’s find: ‘shroom
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Ecclesiastes, Gospel of Luke, Lazarus, Mushrooms, Radical Mycology, Twenty-Sixth Sunday In Ordinary Time
Today’s find: Facetime
We welcomed Francis Thomas into the world the other day, and I marveled at his beauty.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Canticle of Zechariah, Ellen and Shane, Facetime, Francis, Francis Thomas, Newborn, Zechariah
Today’s find: Lost & Found
It was an odd feeling, gazing out over the gentle contours of the grassy acres where my home once stood.
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Tags: Gospel of Luke, Lost Sheep, SHP, St. Henry's Prep, St. Henry's Prep Seminary
Today’s find: Giles
A bit of mystery was resolved for me when I came across a hagiography of St. Giles the other day.
“St. Who?”, you say. And that’s precisely my point: I don’t believe I’d ever heard of the man until we landed in Edinburgh on the 4th of July, and took up temporary residence in a flat just across the plaza from that city’s iconic St. Giles Cathedral.
Good News for Lent…or any season of the year!
John Schroeder
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