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Well, of course it's about my life and stuff I think about. Just like a quadzillionbazillion other bloggers. I'm obsessed with God. I love beauty, enjoy absurdity, dance with despair, seek silence, and think everyone is goofy. Here's my world and what I think of it....
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- Orthograph #14 - True Confessions Part One
- Orthograph #13 - Reality Check
- Orthograph # 12 - Making the Sign of the Cross
- Pappy and Grandson
- Orthograph #11- Famous Spiritual Father Corollary
- Orthograph #10 - Namedroppers
- Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree
- Nativity 2009 at St. John's Mission
- Today He is Born
- Rejoice, O Virgin Theotokos
- Ortho-Graph #9 - Paley Passions
- Ortho-Graph #8 - Fasting
- Orthograph #7 - Monastic Advice
- Orthograph Archives
- Orthograph #6 -- Ordination
- The Christmas Feast - Gary Update
- Orthograph #5 - Prayer Ropes
- Orthograph#4 - Fasting
- Mother and Son
- Orthograph #3 - Get to Know the Real Thing
- Orthograph #2 - Teachers
- Orthographs #1 - Newbies to Orthodoxy
- Why Jesus Really Came to Earth
- To Do List
- Philosophy Test
- Prayers at The Banquet
- Renaissance Festival Business Attire
- Happy Holiday, Podcast Version
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- Excellent Quote
- Moo Sighting at the Ballet
- Got a Bug...
- This Makes Me Weep
- Happy... Holiday!
- Decisions, Decisions: Pop Tart Redux
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3 comments:
Does it count if you are the only altar server and you only use it when the priest is outside the altar? (Of course, by asking the question in public I look TWICE as holy. :D )
I think the operative qualifier is "in public". ANYTHING I do in public I have to ask myself, "Did I hope someone noticed that?" I can point out the question as one that has to be asked by each Christian of themselves, but only I can answer that question within myself. Does it count? Only YOUR nous knows for sure. :)
Variation on the theme: doing things in public not because you hope to be seen and admired, but because you know you WILL be seen and you fear you may be judged if you don't look pious enough.
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