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Sun, Mar. 23rd, 2008, 09:55 pm
Happy Crossmas!
Why Easter stubbornly resists the commercialism that swallowed Christmas.
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Sun, Mar. 23rd, 2008, 03:34 pm
They knew it was coming
From the Daily Mail: Family holidays ruined by earliest Easter in 90 years
God Plays Dice refers to this column, introducing a nice discussion of how the date of Easter is calculated. At the end of it she refers back to it, commenting
God Plays Dice refers to this column, introducing a nice discussion of how the date of Easter is calculated. At the end of it she refers back to it, commenting
And I have no sympathy for the people quoted in that article. They've known this was coming since 1752, when the UK changed over to the Gregorian calendar.Via Slashdot
Sun, Apr. 8th, 2007, 09:47 am
Easter for gardeners
The Easter Bunny.
Sat, Apr. 7th, 2007, 11:20 pm
For a Linux party...
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Sat, Apr. 7th, 2007, 05:04 pm
Holy Saturday
Actually, it seemed quite unholy for a while( Read more... ).
Tonight we are going to the Easter vigil at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Minneapolis. As Mia wrote in Like coming home, we are doing the special liturgies of Holy Week together for the first time in many years. I agree with her completely. I had forgotten how wonderful Holy Week can be. Perhaps more on that another time.
Tonight we are going to the Easter vigil at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Minneapolis. As Mia wrote in Like coming home, we are doing the special liturgies of Holy Week together for the first time in many years. I agree with her completely. I had forgotten how wonderful Holy Week can be. Perhaps more on that another time.