I run a daily joke email group called Layman's Laughs. All you have to do to join is send a blank email to:
laymans-laughs+subscribe@googlegroups.com
If you groan more than you laugh, just add "un" in front of subscribe and it will take you off the list. But let's be honest here, that won't happen. I only post funny jokes!
About Me
- Adam Janke
- Following a Catholic Biblical worldview through the eyes of a convert, Director of Religious Education, and MA student at Franciscan University (FUS) in light of the 8th day.
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- Obama champions Gay Rights
- Layman's Laughs #70 - That was pleasing?
- Prayers for Church Families
- Vatican Investigates Post Christian Liberal Nuns
- Boston Health Abortion Debate
- St. Paul's remains identified
- Movies and Catechetics: Gran Tornino
- Bishops Support Climate Change Bill
- Sunday, 13th week in Ordinary Time
- Pirate Hunting Cruises
- Amnesty and Abortion
- Do Penguins Fly?
- Looking at Headlines
- Fellow Bloggers
- Layman's Laughs
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Currently Reading or Just Read
- Introduction to the Devout Life by De Sales
- The Lamb's Supper by Scott Hahn
- The Wellspring of Worship by Jean Corbon
- The Bible and the Liturgy by Jean Danielou
- Spirit of the Liturgy by Cardinal Ratzinger
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On the Liturgy
"The liturgy is a complexus of the signs of things sacred, spiritual, invisible; signs instituted by Christ or by the Church, efficacious, each in its own way, of that which they signify; by which signs God, through Christ the Head, and in the presence of the Holy Spirit, sanctifies the Church, and the Church as a body, in the presence of hte Holy Spirit, uniting herself to Christ her Head and Priest, through Him renders her worship to God." Or put more precisely, "the liturgy is the complexus of the efficacious signs of the Church's sanctification and of her worship." - Theological Dimensions of the Liturgy
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