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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 #92 - Separately Not a Bad Thing...
- Orthographs Go Down Under
- Curmudgeophan on Ponytails
- Orthograph #91 - Hidden Tiger, Prostrating Dragon
- Orthograph #90 - True Confessions #4
- Orthograph #89 - Pray ye unto the Lord, ye Catechu...
- Orthograph #88 - Liturgical Worship Leaders
- Orthograph #87 - Super-something
- Curmudgeophan's "12 Things" #5 - Humility
- Orthograph #86 - Beware of New "Theologians"
- Living Rent Free
- When Instructing Others
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- Orthograph #85 - Birds of a Feather...
- My Daughter, JD
- Orthograph #84 - Serving with Visiting Priests
- Curmudgeophan's "12 Things" #2
- Snapshot of Providence
- Curmudgeophan's "12 Things..." #1
- Curmudgeophan's "12 Things" #3 - On Speed of Piety
- How to Do MegaChurch
- A Rare Occurence
- Why You Should Meet Your Future In-laws BEFORE You...
- Orthograph #83 - Its a handy excuse...
- Orthograph #82 - The Lord spoke to my heart...
- Orthograph #81 - Speaking of Burnout
- Can I Get a College Degree in This?
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8 comments:
Hahahahahaha! Shoot.
OMG. This is so funny. Except! It would be even funnier if Pravda--oops, I mean the archdiocesan magazine--were worth reading. You don't need to suffer from burnout to have little interest in it.
It could also read as this and still be accurate: "The speed with which the archdiocesan magazine gets tossed into the recycling bin immediately upon its arrival."
I wonder what Curmudgeophan does with such publications?
Certainly doesn't subscribe, but when he sees them laying about the parish hall.
Just make sure you keep your unused copy on the coffee table (after putting creases, little rips, and coffee stains on it) for when the parish priest decides so make a house visit.
nh - lol! I don't think Steve's wife would let him draw that picture
well he would be able to draw suitably sized squares of paper hanging from a nail on the wall - was that what you had in mind?
Amen and amen.
Fr John Chagnon
St. Elias Orthodox Church
LaCrosse, WI
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