[LibreOuMort]

Saints be thanked and God be praised! I actually made it through an Undead Thread move without panic! A first on Free Republic, I think. Thank you NNB and all who loved and knew my beloved Sionnsar. This Easter I will celebrate the anticipated reunion when we are resurrected. Our church became the recipient of a new censor in Sionnsar's memory. It is a replica of the famous one at Santiago de Compostela. It is beautiful and very efficient and throwing out the smoke. I can see Sionnsar grinning form ear to ear. He used to have to swing the old one very gingerly as the fireproof lining was cracked. I know he would be happier with this one.

[NicknamedBob]

For anyone else who worries about getting lost, the chart above with all the months showing as links, can be used to find us.

It’s copied from one I maintain on my about page.

So for anyone in need of guidance into endless realms of inane chatter and bantering, my home page is the place to go.

Wait, that didn’t sound right . . .

[Monkey Face]

That is so beautiful! I'm sure sionnsar is very happy with it.

Nothing to panic about! We are always mindful of stragglers when we make The Move, and do our best to seek them out and lure calm them with rum-laced hot chocolate and chocolate chip cookies! Lots of TLC!

*hug*

[HKMk23]

That looks beautiful.

Us non-liturgical types DO miss out on a few things.

The only time we have actual fire in church is Advent.

[Tax-chick]

That’s a very fine censer! The incense set off the fire alarm at St. Luke’s Redneck Evangelical Catholic Party Barn tonight. I covered Kathleen’s ears. Half the Mint Hill Fire Department are parishioners, but we’ll have to improve the ventilation by tomorrow, or Father Gary will get a nasty-gram from the city. Lots of kids waving fans, perhaps, like in “The Ten Commandments.”

We have a baptismal dipper from Santiago, donated by my ministry leader, Dona Edra, the Spanish Battleaxe. Please say a prayer for her late husband, Don Miguel, who is probably trying to get Sionnsar to learn the Galician bagpipe and play at all-night Spanish blowouts in the Hereafter!

[fanfan]

Wow, that’s beautiful LoM!