If I only had the patience! I have the contrition and sincerity parts!

The Nicene Creed in Old English, translated by Ælfric

This poet does stuff that touches parts of my brain I didn't know I had!!

This is exciting. Why? I dunno! it just is!!

It’s shocking, but it turns out there’s a big difference between voluntary giving of yourself and a government with a huge army confiscating your stuff and giving it away. Who knew?

from the inimitable Jane Greer-- Things are ending, or have ended, or will end. The pearls are strung with care, it is quite clear. There is no nothingness—but she can almost, some days, picture the world without her in it. newversereview.com/2-1-jane-greer Eternal memory.

I read this poem by Jane Greer during a talk last week. Eternal rest. "Gravel" My prayers drop to the ground like so much gravel, salting the path on which it seems I travel. Who made the path before me? Others praying. Kadosh, kadosh, kadosh I hear them saying.

Note to self: Stop Re-acting

“As Kafka prophesied, our one authentic sin is impatience: that is why we are forgetting how to read. Impatience increasingly is a visual obsession; we want to see a thing instantly and then forget it. Deep reading is not like that; reading requires patience and remembering. A

You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” C.S. Lewis

And having children is downright Fascist! BTW- nice watch she's sporting- looks like a lower model Cartier.

🤣🤣😭😭😭Literally the trolls in my comments are like 👇

The glory of Orthodoxy is the saints ☦

Strong statement from the NAQFJ about the firing of Karen Attiah.

YEP!

Methinks the deepstate expowerplayers protesteth too much. Like a 6 year-old caught with hand in cookie jar and chocolate on face..."I didn't take any, I didn't do anything, you're a liar, you always pick on me, you're mean, I hate you."

Always liked this one. Keeps me from having to remind God of what to do. "“My dear brothers and sisters, understand this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger, for human anger does not accomplish God’s righteousness.” James 1:19-20

“Since it is so likely that children will meet cruel enemies, let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage. Otherwise you are making their destiny not brighter but darker.” -C.S. Lewis