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Ash Wednesday

February 14, 2018 by Mel Eyeons, posted in Sermons

A Jewish saying counsels that each person should have a note in each pocket. In one pocket, the note should announce “for you the universe was created”. In the other, “you are dust”.   Ash Wednesday reminds us that we are dust, that our lives are short, and that we go wrong in so many … Continue reading Ash Wednesday

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