A note about my schedule right now: I'm in the thick of my thesis project, which involves teaching and training in two different parishes each week, and preparations are taking up a lot of time and thought. So I haven't been able to blog much. Also, I had comment moderation turned on for several days and forgot it was on, so comments by a few people didn't get posted right away. My apologies! Everything is approved and posted now.
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