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  1. Cuss rarely and for maximum effect.
    Attention doesn’t mean you’ve won respect.

    – Steven Knepper, from “Godson”

    #poem #poetry #FirstThings

  2. "In the industrialized and post-industrial world, death usually arrives late. [...] Even animal deaths are hidden from view: We buy the shrink-wrapped meat of creatures whose faces we have never seen. Mortality remains an inescapable fact, but it has been tamed, sanitized, and banished to the margins of our consciousness."

    #CaylanFord

    The Fall of a Sparrow
    firstthings.com/the-fall-of-a-

    #mortality
    #FirstThings

  3. "In the industrialized and post-industrial world, death usually arrives late. [...] Even animal deaths are hidden from view: We buy the shrink-wrapped meat of creatures whose faces we have never seen. Mortality remains an inescapable fact, but it has been tamed, sanitized, and banished to the margins of our consciousness."

    #CaylanFord

    The Fall of a Sparrow
    firstthings.com/the-fall-of-a-

    #mortality
    #FirstThings

  4. "In the industrialized and post-industrial world, death usually arrives late. [...] Even animal deaths are hidden from view: We buy the shrink-wrapped meat of creatures whose faces we have never seen. Mortality remains an inescapable fact, but it has been tamed, sanitized, and banished to the margins of our consciousness."

    #CaylanFord

    The Fall of a Sparrow
    firstthings.com/the-fall-of-a-

    #mortality
    #FirstThings

  5. "In the industrialized and post-industrial world, death usually arrives late. [...] Even animal deaths are hidden from view: We buy the shrink-wrapped meat of creatures whose faces we have never seen. Mortality remains an inescapable fact, but it has been tamed, sanitized, and banished to the margins of our consciousness."

    #CaylanFord

    The Fall of a Sparrow
    firstthings.com/the-fall-of-a-

    #mortality
    #FirstThings

  6. "In the industrialized and post-industrial world, death usually arrives late. [...] Even animal deaths are hidden from view: We buy the shrink-wrapped meat of creatures whose faces we have never seen. Mortality remains an inescapable fact, but it has been tamed, sanitized, and banished to the margins of our consciousness."

    #CaylanFord

    The Fall of a Sparrow
    firstthings.com/the-fall-of-a-

    #mortality
    #FirstThings

  7. aaaand the last task of #AuGhost2023 done \o/

    is it pretty? not very
    did i make the first threads too short? yes
    did i make the loop around on the wrong loop? yes
    but it will do v0v
    has to :]

    #AuGhost #ghosties #bookbinding #firstThings

  8. aaaand the last task of #AuGhost2023 done \o/

    is it pretty? not very
    did i make the first threads too short? yes
    did i make the loop around on the wrong loop? yes
    but it will do v0v
    has to :]

    #AuGhost #ghosties #bookbinding #firstThings

  9. aaaand the last task of #AuGhost2023 done \o/

    is it pretty? not very
    did i make the first threads too short? yes
    did i make the loop around on the wrong loop? yes
    but it will do v0v
    has to :]

    #AuGhost #ghosties #bookbinding #firstThings

  10. aaaand the last task of #AuGhost2023 done \o/

    is it pretty? not very
    did i make the first threads too short? yes
    did i make the loop around on the wrong loop? yes
    but it will do v0v
    has to :]

    #AuGhost #ghosties #bookbinding #firstThings

  11. aaaand the last task of #AuGhost2023 done \o/

    is it pretty? not very
    did i make the first threads too short? yes
    did i make the loop around on the wrong loop? yes
    but it will do v0v
    has to :]

    #AuGhost #ghosties #bookbinding #firstThings

  12. Recently author George Weigel recounted an interview with Benedict XVI; Weigel asked: "Why is Thérèse of Lisieux a Doctor of the Church?" First Things has granted us permission to publish excerpts.

    :blobcatcoffee: Learn why!
    carmelitequotes.blog/2023/01/0

    #PopeBenedictXVI #StThereseOfLisieux #DoctorOfTheChurch #FirstThings #interview #GeorgeWeigel #Catholic #Carmelite #quotes

  13. Recently author George Weigel recounted an interview with Benedict XVI; Weigel asked: "Why is Thérèse of Lisieux a Doctor of the Church?" First Things has granted us permission to publish excerpts.

    :blobcatcoffee: Learn why!
    carmelitequotes.blog/2023/01/0

    #PopeBenedictXVI #StThereseOfLisieux #DoctorOfTheChurch #FirstThings #interview #GeorgeWeigel #Catholic #Carmelite #quotes

  14. Recently author George Weigel recounted an interview with Benedict XVI; Weigel asked: "Why is Thérèse of Lisieux a Doctor of the Church?" First Things has granted us permission to publish excerpts.

    :blobcatcoffee: Learn why!
    carmelitequotes.blog/2023/01/0

    #PopeBenedictXVI #StThereseOfLisieux #DoctorOfTheChurch #FirstThings #interview #GeorgeWeigel #Catholic #Carmelite #quotes

  15. "The longing of Christians in exile is not primarily for a physical place of security. Our longing is fulfilled when we see Jesus coming in clouds with power and glory (cf. Mark 13:26).

    At no time of the Christian year do we experience our homelessness more acutely than at Advent. Holding out for Christmas, we cry out for Jesus to end our exile—to be our final home."

    - Hans Boersma, "Homeless in Advent," in First Things (12/1/20)

    #advent #longing #FirstThings

  16. "The longing of Christians in exile is not primarily for a physical place of security. Our longing is fulfilled when we see Jesus coming in clouds with power and glory (cf. Mark 13:26).

    At no time of the Christian year do we experience our homelessness more acutely than at Advent. Holding out for Christmas, we cry out for Jesus to end our exile—to be our final home."

    - Hans Boersma, "Homeless in Advent," in First Things (12/1/20)

    #advent #longing #FirstThings

  17. "The longing of Christians in exile is not primarily for a physical place of security. Our longing is fulfilled when we see Jesus coming in clouds with power and glory (cf. Mark 13:26).

    At no time of the Christian year do we experience our homelessness more acutely than at Advent. Holding out for Christmas, we cry out for Jesus to end our exile—to be our final home."

    - Hans Boersma, "Homeless in Advent," in First Things (12/1/20)

    #advent #longing #FirstThings