Spirit of the Eagle – December 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for December from Father Tim Advent arrived in a blink of the eye this year. The close of the old church year, the beginning of the new. we […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – November
Spiritual Tidbits for November from Father Tim November begins with the feast of All Saints. All Saints’ Day (also known as All Hallows’ Day or Hallowmas) is the day after […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – October 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for October from Father Tim No spring nor summer beauty hath such grace as I have seen in one autumnal face, wrote the famous Anglican priest and poet […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – September 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for September from Father Tim Summer 2015 now draws to a close, bidding us farewell on the 23rd of September, at 4:21 a.m. Thirty days hath September, April, […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – August 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for August from Father Tim August has arrived with the summer heat in tow! We are now on the downhill side of 2015. I pray, as you look […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – July 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for July from Father Tim Summer 2015 is now in full swing! Everyone will hopefully have time for vacations, family outings, and summer fun. Every moment, in the […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – June 2015
Congratulations on the 50TH Anniversary of your ordination, Rev. Canon William C. Neuroth! When you think about it, the 50th anniversary of the ordination of a priest is a huge […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – May 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for May from Father Tim The arrival of May brings a beautiful spring to full splendor. May also brings us two great holy days: Ascension Day and Whitsunday […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – April 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for April from Fr. Butler He is risen! Eastertide has arrived! Spring is here and one tends to think of erupting gardens, flowering beauty, and new life. But […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – March 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for March from Father Tim Recently a person told me it has been “colder than the knuckles of a Nun”. Well, I don’t know about a Nun’s knuckles, […]