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How We Do the Triduum: Good Friday, Holy Saturday

March 26, 2013 4 Comments

Yesterday I wrote about what we do for Holy Thursday.  (I had intended to write about what we do for the whole Triduum, but, as

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You Get to Pick Your Own Shoes: 7 Quick Takes V

March 22, 2013 11 Comments

— 1 — I have to admit to being a Pope Benedict XVI kinda gal.  He’s been the Pope for most of the time I’ve

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A Prestigious Award and 33 Things About Me

March 19, 2013 13 Comments

Woo-Hoo!  God Bless Pope Francis on his Installation Day and Happy St. Joseph’s Day!  It’s a solemnity, so you have to eat dessert.  Seriously.  We’re

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Oz the Okay and Morally Acceptable (I Guess)

March 9, 2013 4 Comments

So, I figured that now that I have this blog, I have a responsibility to stop waiting a month to see movies that come out.

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Mardi Gras Madness and a Hoodoo Movie Review

February 7, 2013 9 Comments

We expect a lot from our kids.  We demand good behavior in church, kneeling up straight for evening prayers, and speaking up when saying the

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