a gift from the queen's godfather (I think he got tired of me always asking him so many liturgical questions :) 
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3 comments:
nice! what a lovely gift!
What a nice gift!
Okay, while I am pleased that you chose to put MY gift on your blog vis-a-vis any of the other great gifts that I am sure you got. BUT, I certainly do like being asked liturgical questions. I have long believed that one of the important aspects of living and experiencing the liturgical life is, basically, knowing (and wanting to know) what is going on in the liturgical services of the Church. I think there are too many people who experience the liturgical life PASSIVELY. I'm glad you liked the book. Of all my liturgical tomes (and I have many) the Horologion is my favorite and is the one, by far, that I use the most.
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