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Tonight I spied with my little eye a Waxing Gibbous Moon (when we see more than half of the moon illuminated and less than half in shadow) as I returned from Lessons and Carols. I find comfort in looking at the moon knowing others I know might be glimpsing the same wonder. #cloudofwitnessesnightskytoo #2advent #creatorofthestarsofnight #hymn60 #californiadreamingAnother little plot of God’s garden. Blesses. Restores. #sightforalleyes #cloudofwitnessescarmelIt may have been the longest drive I’ve ever had from Northern to Southern California - 12.5 hours for what is normally 5 hr 15, but I covered some territory never spied before and the view from the driver’s seat not only didn’t disappoint, but also inspired. #grapevinewasclosedafterall #californiafireseasonofficiallyover #californiablue #californiabeautiful #cloudofwitnessescoverthiscountry #lookupandoutnotdownandout #ontheroadagain #overthemeadowandthroughthewoods #500miles #more- Follow Trinity Seasons EPISTLES on WordPress.com
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Courtesy Calls: how do you pronounce ‘Chrysostom’?
During the discernment process for ordination to the priesthood, I attended a weekend with others who were discerning the same call. These ‘discernment weekends’ are scheduled annually for the coming together of aspirants (that’s what I was) with a committee … Continue reading
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Tagged Book of Common Prayer, discernment, lectionary readings, liturgy, prayer
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What’s in a name?
Mark 9:2 Six days later, Jesus took with him Peter and James and John, and led them up a high mountain apart, by themselves. And he was transfigured before them, 3and his clothes became dazzling white, such as no one* on … Continue reading
