NHInsider

Thanks NHI-- There was one last week and I just started one for this Sunday. Have a blessed day.

Hi NHInsider - Sorry, I just found your message right now.

I stopped posting them (and been away from the forums in general) because I got too busy working on my Scripture study web and Facebook pages. Perhaps now would be a good time to pick it back up?

Thank you for your request on my dream. It is exactly what is going on.. I say I try but I actually don't. /= But thank you very much for letting me know...

Hi fellow New Hampshire person! The Granite state rocks!

I've just volunteered to try and turn the closet-full-of-books-and-other-stuff into an actual lending library. My plan is to use LibraryThing to create a catalog. We're also planning to get a cart so that a selection of books can be available as people are leaving Mass and/or at coffee-and-donuts. (I'm also secretly planning to reduce my personal collection by passing a few cartons on to the parish!)

Hi! Welcome to the Parish Librarians Group!
How are you involved in your library?

Mimi

Thanks for posting the compliment on my message board, I really appreciate it. Sorry it took me so long to reply, you probably don't even remember me anymore lol. Anyhow though, I wanted to say I've enjoyed reading your responses in various threads also. Take care, you are in my prayers.

Hi. Hey, I am going to copy-paste your response to those 2 questions (John Huss and John Wyclif) and see how that Protestant responds. I hope you won't mind it.

Hi Nancy!

I'm much further west than Dover/Rochester (Amherst/Milford) but I do know that area a little. And both my parents' families were from Maine - Sandy Point (near Belfast) and Castine. What part of Maine are you in?

The Tiber Swim Team is a self-selected group of converts to the Catholic Church - it started way before I signed on here. There's no official "registration" or anything, people just choose to put it into their signature. A few days ago I suggested that those of us who are converts should commit to praying for the many RCIA candidates and catechumens represented here, which lead a CAF veteran to start a "group" and another to start a "forum." I'm not enough of a techie to know the difference . . . The reference is to the Tiber River, outside of Rome - back in the 1900s some well-known converts from Anglicanism referred to their conversions as "crossing the Tiber."

Welcome back to the Church!! I hope it's a great homecoming.

Hi i couldn't resist leaving you a message,I live in Maine and i usto live in NH What part of NH are you from? Do you know where Middleton is? Dover? Rochester? That is the area i came from before i moved here. What is Tiber Swim team? I just came back to the catholic Church today,i was away for a long time.I know you write and i'm sorry for my grammer,i quit school early.Love of Christ Nancy