Sometimes people read this blog and think I’m ‘too traditional’. I’m not sure that means what they think it means, but to break that misconception, here’s a little Godspell in keeping with today’s Gospel reading:
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Sometimes people read this blog and think I’m ‘too traditional’. I’m not sure that means what they think it means, but to break that misconception, here’s a little Godspell in keeping with today’s Gospel reading:
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