(I know...I'm a little behind with this. Take it up with my editor.)
This past year was my first Christmas as an Anglican vicar, so we chose a traditional English roast, Yorkshire Pudding, Brussel Sprouts, baked onions, and made our first Christmas Pudding (with Kentucky Bourbon sauce)!
That looks very good. I love Yorkshire pudding, well actually all of it. I'm asking a favor could you please fix it so every time I click on to your blog I don't have to listen to the Socialist Christmas song automatically.? :)
Traditional Anglicanism that is robustly orthodox is alive in Central Kentucky! We are gathering people who need to be welcomed by the Church of Christ, loved in the name of Christ, taught the Word of Christ, and fed on the Most Precious Body & Blood of Christ!
A confessional Christian ruminates on life. While "adiaphora" refers to "things indifferent" to orthodox Christianity, it also sums up much of the mainline churches attitudes of indifference to the heresy in her ranks (and by "rank" I mean the positively mephitic aroma!).
Oh, and if you post anonymously, make sure you identify yourself - or at least keep it on target. Don't expect me to post your incognito invective. If that's your bag, get your own blog.
I welcome disagreement. Say what you will, but back it up. I'm from Dixie - not ipse dixit!
3 comments:
That looks very good. I love Yorkshire pudding, well actually all of it.
I'm asking a favor could you please fix it so every time I click on to your blog I don't have to listen to the Socialist Christmas song automatically.? :)
Wow that's fancy.
We instituted a new thanksgiving tradition with Stuffed Flounder this year - I'll have to dig up pictures!
If you think that's fancy, you should have seen what we did with the worship service that morning!
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