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Another week of not many posts for me; I have a backlog of books I need to review and no real plans this weekend, so next week may be different. This week I published two reviews: Sunrise Point is a general market romance; The Down and Dirty Guide to Camping with Kids is just what it sounds like.
Another week of not many posts for me; I have a backlog of books I need to review and no real plans this weekend, so next week may be different. This week I published two reviews: Sunrise Point is a general market romance; The Down and Dirty Guide to Camping with Kids is just what it sounds like.
Hi, RAnn! At the Well, we've got some great early photography, a poem about the woman who anointed Christ's feet, a post about Good Friday and the lamb they use to make snake bite venom, one about Jesus wanting peace for us, Dick Clark and Memento Mori, and one on social media and losing friends.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting, RAnn! This week, I've shared several homilies, reposted the Novena for the reversal of the HHS mandate, posted a request for
ReplyDeleteprayers for Fr. Anthony's sister, blogged about my collections, and, as usual, shared my weekly reading list.
Thanks, as usual, for hosting, RAnn!
ReplyDeleteThere's a lot going on this week at SCL, but most notable is a book review and giveaway for the "That Works for Me! ebook.
Thank you for this. This week I share a post in a series where I examine the Catholic influence in various periods of music.
ReplyDeleteOne post on my wife, two on catechism class.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, RAnn!
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much RAnn. I love what I find here.
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me once again, R'Ann. I hope that your readers will visit "A Trail of Flowers" very soon.
ReplyDeleteHi RAnn. Your hosting this meme means a lot to me. I've found so many inspiring Catholic blogs to bookmark over the years and am glad to have a place to share my posts.
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