Archive for April, 2007
9th Apr 2007Posted in: Blog 0

Out with the lawn, in with edibles Urban growers bringing their own produce to the table This is very similar to what we do in our small urban garden at the Mustard Seed House. Last year we harvested 200+ pounds of apples and 200+ pounds of tomatoes. All in an organic urban garden. See pics [...]

8th Apr 2007Posted in: Blog 0

Many thanks to Becky for the contribution. Seven Stanzas at Easter By John Updike Make no mistake: if He rose at all it was as His body; if the cells’ dissolution did not reverse, the molecules reknit, the amino acids rekindle, the Church will fall.It was not as the flowers, each soft Spring recurrent; it [...]

7th Apr 2007Posted in: Blog 0

 Archbishop calls for forgiveness “Give up the struggle to be innocent and the hope that God will proclaim that you were right and everyone else wrong. Simply ask for whatever healing it is that you need, whatever grace and hope you need to be free, then step towards your neighbour. “Easter reveals a God who [...]

7th Apr 2007Posted in: Blog 0

Step It Up 2007 This is our organizing hub for a National Day of Climate Action–April 14th, 2007. On this one spring day, there will be hundreds and hundreds of rallies all across the country. We hope to have gatherings in every state, and in many of America’s most iconic places: on the levees in [...]

6th Apr 2007Posted in: Blog 1

In the whole world, throughout the whole of history, even among religious men and among saints, Christ suffers dismemberment. His physical Body was crucified by Pilate and the Pharisees; his body is drawn and quartered from age to age by the devils in the agony of that dis-union which bred and vegetates in our soul, [...]

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