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Good morning, Holiness is Possible. Creating holy moments

From Dynamic Catholic

Gospel LK 6:1-5

While Jesus was going through a field of grain on a sabbath,
his disciples were picking the heads of grain,
rubbing them in their hands, and eating them.
Some Pharisees said,
“Why are you doing what is unlawful on the sabbath?”
Jesus said to them in reply,
“Have you not read what David did
when he and those who were with him were hungry?
How he went into the house of God, took the bread of offering,
which only the priests could lawfully eat,
ate of it, and shared it with his companions?”
Then he said to them, “The Son of Man is lord of the sabbath.”

Blessing to all who read and to those who share.  Make it a great day. 






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  1. Catholic Cyber-Militia9/07/2019 07:27:00 AM

    I'm monkeying with the formats a little. How does everyone like (or deplore) this version of the OHCA site?

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  2. Catholic Cyber-Militia9/07/2019 04:34:00 PM

    Not near as many comments these days. Any thoughts as to why, Dave?

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    1. Linda C.9/07/2019 04:50:00 PM

      Its all good=) I did comment this morning ,but the comments are missing now and it won't show discussion we had,so I'm not sure what happened?

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    2. Linda C.9/07/2019 04:51:00 PM

      Also Thursday and Friday seems to be deleted,I couldn't access those in my reading list either.

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    3. Linda C.9/07/2019 04:53:00 PM

      Umm just realized no edit function? Sorry I should have looked more carefully to put all this in one post. The other way was kinda like disqus with the functions,now I'm not sure we have the same capabilities?

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  3. Linda C.9/07/2019 04:56:00 PM

    Found the archive but all discussions we had seem to be gone? What happened?

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    1. Catholic Cyber-Militia9/07/2019 05:29:00 PM

      I'm not sure what happened, but I'd probably recommend blaming the Moderator with the chimpanzee-hammer graphic in a recent post. Time to call for some adult supervision from BlogSpot, I guess?

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  4. Linda C.9/07/2019 05:37:00 PM

    Theres a Powered by Blogger at the bottom of the page,if you click on it then you go to another screen with a help option and they have suggested topics.That is the only thing I noticed. It was the same screen where I accessed the reading list,but now it just takes me to empty conversation pages. Before today I could access all previous discussions and read through the comments.

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  5. DavidB9/08/2019 05:11:00 AM

    CCM the new layout is ok. Im thinking we will need the disqus comment ability though.

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