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Archive for February, 2007

a new generation

While world stock markets slid into free-fall, I did my bit for the economy by buying a long awaited lap-top. And made the braver move of buying a Mac to run alongside my desktop PC.
And oh, how the Mac’s have changed.
I was a first generation Mac user — though in fact, I [...]

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they are we

Now that you’ve all had a chance to read primary sources, a little something from the BBC interview with +Mark Sist from the diocese of New York:
BBC Do you feel as if you are being asked to choose between the communion on the one hand and on the other the gay and lesbian members of [...]

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mother church

Stumbled across the perfect blog for the end of a long week: Ask Sister Mary Martha.
And no, I have no idea if it’s for real either.

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primary sources

I haven’t posted anything about the recent Primate’s meeting because the web has been awash with news. But increasingly, the volume of news is becoming confusing and there is a shocking lack of truth telling in some quarters.
So the teacher in me has come out: please read the primary sources. Read them [...]

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rector’s prerogative

It’s for real now. I’ve just burned palms for ashes for the first time. This being Dunoon, I used a midge candle. The prescient midges gathered this morning by the tree and danced in welcome.
Now for the pancake batter…
 
 

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Lent schedule

The schedule for Lent Groups and worship during Lent is posted below the fold.
Pancake party today — Shrove Tuesday. Any time after 4.30pm at the Rectory.

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a good day

This morning was filled with a productive meeting in Glasgow, followed by lunch with a friend. Mancini’s was utterly charming. Two chefs, two waiters, and us.
Photo care of my clever friend’s clever phone.
 
 
 

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Last Sunday was one of those days when God was busy during the sermon. I felt ill prepared, and was trying to preach across what seemed a tenuous link. The microphone was ringing in my ears, and I was so distracted that I nearly abandoned hope and cut to the end. But [...]

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loch eck

Yesterday’s meeting in Oban let me find more photo-friendly parking bays…
 
 
 
 
 

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with angels and archangels

Splendid first meeting of a new book group in Dunoon.  Our vestry secretary had chosen the book — Sally Vicker’s Miss Garnet’s Angel – and got us all started.  The harder task was keeping us in check.
What I value most about a group like this is that it is quite possible for the quality of [...]

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