Resources Sunday 10 November 2024 – Ordinary 32
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Once again. Read and vote.
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But if we must, then accept it and force the schismatics to make uncomfortable decisions
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4 comments:
But was Bishop Clumber there?
I wish but he is in the Diocese of Pittsburgh and we are Northwestern Pennsylvania. Whew.
Beautiful. Clumber was there in spirit.
These are downright happy pics!
I became an Episcopalian after I left Meadville. (Belonged to Stone Methodist Church as a kid.) Were the pictures taken at a church in Erie? Our Bishop Chane served in Erie before eventually winding up in the Diocese of Washington.
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