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  1. Rose Commander
    Jun 7, '11 1:50 am
    Rose Commander
    Thank you very much for the information concerning the Book of Common Prayer. Now I use it for Daily Office and I could not make that decision without your advice. Thank you again.
  2. joandarc2008
    Dec 23, '10 7:12 pm
    joandarc2008
    Merry Christmas. Pax et Bonum.
  3. Angelic Rose
    Nov 20, '10 12:31 pm
    Angelic Rose
  4. rr1213
    Nov 18, '10 9:39 am
    rr1213
    A thread ready made for your expertise....
    http://forums.catholic.com/showpost....21&postcount=1
  5. Rodolfo C
    Jan 14, '10 2:45 am
    Rodolfo C
    Thank you very much, GKC.
  6. GKC
    Jan 13, '10 5:45 am
    GKC
    That is how I read it, yes. He's considered as stubborn as a donkey.

    GKC
  7. Rodolfo C
    Jan 13, '10 4:24 am
    Rodolfo C
    Dear GKC,
    do you remember my question about "Lepanto" and its bird? Now I wonder if you could be so kind again to solve one more perplexity of mine. The problem is the meaning of line 10 in GFK's poem "The Donkey" which, as you know, reads:
    "Of ancient crooked will".
    I think it means "very obstinate since I was born". Am I correct?
  8. GKC
    Nov 6, '09 6:50 pm
    GKC
    Sure.

    And you are very kind. If things were different I might have become a Roman Catholic.

    I do hope this works correctly. I'm familiar with the PM system, but this Public Wall thng always confuses me.

    Jim
  9. gmcbroom
    Nov 6, '09 5:17 pm
    gmcbroom
    Dear GKC,
    I was wondering if you would like to be my friend here at CA? I find your posts extremely informative and your attitude sincere. I only wish that more posters were as eloquent. I'm new to Catholism, but would like to think if things had different I would have become an Anglican.
    Sincerely,
    gmcbroom
    Greg McBroom
  10. GKC
    Oct 25, '09 5:14 pm
    GKC
    You are very kind to say so. I try, hard, to keep most emotion and a good deal of ego out of my posts. Don't always succeed.

    Tired is my default mode. But I made it worse last night, by attending a friend's Halloween party, in costume. I do not do costumes. But it was sort of fun. My wife, after we had attended many of these affairs, not in costume, decided to make one, based on her Indian heritage and some pictures done by some artist friends of ours. And it was a great success. I, based on one of my book hobbies, went as Sherlock Homes. A much simpler idea; all I did was put on a deerstalker hat and carry a calabash pipe. We seemed to fit right in. I surprise myself.

    Hope you are well.

    Jim

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