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Subroto Chatterjee (8/15/2009 8:53:00 AM)
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A glimmer of hope...change at last.....
Cheers.
Subroto
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Robert Howard (8/10/2009 1:36:00 AM)
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At communion the transubstantiation that counts most is within the heart of the communicant. This morning, Father Dale gave a blessing to Toots who is just beginning to walk again after surgery and offered the host. The soft glow of the miraculous permeated the air.
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Matt Mooney (7/18/2009 1:43:00 AM)
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The third verse belies the other two preceding ones. There was a progression. You stepped out of yourself or back from yourself and allowed God into your life and He filled your soul with love and divine grace. Well written.
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James T. Adair (5/19/2009 7:38:00 PM)
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As I read your first two stanzas I was biting my tongue. I have seen Gods beautiful works in spite of facing sadness on many levels. Reading your third stanza made my heart sigh, in a nice way. That's the way it is when you feel the touch of God in a simple moment of grace. I thought it was a great poem...thanks! ! I saw the same thing in my children and in many things since.
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James T. Adair (5/19/2009 7:35:00 PM)
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As I read your first two stanzas I was biting my tongue. I have seen Gods beautiful works in spite of facing sadness on many levels. Reading your third stanza made my heart sigh, in a nice way. That's the way it is when you feel the touch of God in a simple moment of grace. I thought it was a great poem...thanks! ! I saw the same thing in my own children.
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