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Busy, Busy, Busy!!

I apologize to those who might have visited the site over the past week and been discouraged with the lack of new material. I am finally seeing the end (please God!!!) of the wave of funerals that have hit our little town of Mattawa. Not only have these funerals kept me from being able to take a day off for the past few weeks, but it's kept me away from my computer as well.

Hopefully I'll get back to some regular and substantive postings over the next few days, as well as re-engaging in some of the excellent discussions that had developed in the comment threads of previous posts.

Fr. Tim
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  1. Anonymous26 September, 2010

    May all evil and illness stay away from you Fr. Tim.
    God Bless!

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  2. Janus Bellator26 September, 2010

    Priorities, Tim. We're not it; your parishoners are. When you have the time and energy to post, we'll be waiting.

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