Fourth Sunday of Advent
On this shortest possible fourth week of Advent, the four candles on the wreath express our joy and hope at the coming to birth of our Saviour.
Sunday, 24 December 2006
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- O Taste and See how Gracious the Lord is.
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- The Beauty of These Days
- Thomas of Canterbury
- Holy Innocents' Day
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- Sankta Lucia
- The Sacristy on Christmas Afternoon
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- Gloria in Excelsis Deo!
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- The Loneliness of the Long Distance Administrator
- Fourth Sunday of Advent
- In Joyous Expectation
- All is Calm...
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- O little Town of Bethlehem
- Crib Wars
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- A Festive Note
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- The College of Cathedral Chaplains
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- A Beacon in the Darkness
- God vs Mammon?
- From Cardinal Place
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- A Voice that cries in the Wilderness
- Awaiting the High Mass
- London Byzantine
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- St Mark - the Lion in contemplation
- W C Symons - a Glimpse of Heaven
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- A quiet moment in the Sacristy
- Children's Advent Carol Service
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2 comments:
A Joke For Christmas Eve :)
'Tomorrow is Christmas, who is born on that special day ?'
'Wayne
A Wayne in a manger..'
Reminds me of the one about the litte girl who drew the nativity scene, and included a very fat man by the manger. "Who's that?" asked her teacher. "That's Round John Virgin!" replied the child.
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