Let us then return from the Communion table like lions breathing fire...
-John Chrysostom
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About Me
- Bruce Gee
- Oregon, South Central Wisconsin, United States
- I'm a 32-years-married dad of three, self-employed woodworker-type fella. The kids are 28, 21, and 16. Being left behind by two sons has resulted in a simpler life. While reunions are cherished, there is a certain je ne said quois character to a nearly empty nest that I find I can recommend.
BLOGS I READ NOW AND THEN
- Be Strong In The Grace
- Carol Rutz's Annex
- Cranach
- Cyberbrethren
- ElephantsChild
- Lutheran Blog Directory
- Lutheran Lucciola
- Mental Llama
- Norman's Demesne
- Once A Fool Always A Fool
- Rev Cwirla's Blogosphere
- Stormfield Manor
- Strange Herrings
- The Bi-Coloured-Python-Rock-snake
- The Plucked Chicken
- Weedon's Blog
Other Sources I Enjoy
2 comments:
Obviously they were putting something into the communion wine in his day that they aren't now.
You have the point exactly Ms. N.F. Jones! Most perspicacious...if not a bit precocious; you may want to review your cellar, Bruce. I believe St Chrysostom, as most, save those at the wedding where Christ was the sommelier, suffered from the inferior quality of the vintage. Think of the misfortunate Greeks and what the Romans did to create retsina? We are blessed in this day to benefit from the evolving standard of civilisation - at least in this area of life.
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