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Changes made to help keep the 'Rubber on the Road' and running smoothly.

Fellow Traveler's & Visitors to this way-stop on the virtual highway,

You might have noticed that I have added a 'donate box' to the left side of this blog. I do so, not to generate funds for my own exclusive use, but for benefit of invited contributors to this blogs offerings. It will be used exclusively to pay for research and editing assistance in the preparation of articles for our writings through online subscriptions to academic data bases and editors.  If you have any questions, or would want to be able to verify how any donations are used, please email me and I will make direct contact to show how individual donations have paid for specific posts.

If you're interested in learning more, click here to read a formal explanation of how any funds donated will be used. I thank you for your consideration.

Fr. Tim Moyle
Diocese of Pembroke
www.frtimmoyle.blogspot.com
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  1. Northern Exposure06 April, 2010

    Tim,
    Your new format is most appealing, visually and in terms of content.

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