Fr. Hughes' Homily =)

What really struck me about Fr. Hughes' homily at Guardian Angels today:

* The story about the devout Catholic wife out in the Canadian prairies whose husband was not religious. She had to raise their children as Catholics herself, without her husband's help, and her husband didn't want to go to Mass with her and the kids. The husband's efforts to save some stubborn geese from a blizzard taught him that his wife and kids were showing him the way to Heaven the whole time. Jesus came to live with us and to show us the way.
* Being happy is to have had good days and bad days, but no regrets.
* Happy is different from joyful (feeling like everything's wonderful, nice and rosy). XD

Taste in Music

You can really learn a lot about a person by looking at their taste in music. 0 = )

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These Words Have Made Me Happier Than Any Other Words I've Ever Read In My Whole Life

Garrick says:
yer a perfect example of what a christian should be :3
Garrick says:
and should i be converted back... it would be because of yer niceness XD


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Imaginary Casting For The New Jedi Order

Sometimes I imagine





Larisa Oleynik (Alex Mack) or Jennifer Connelly as Jaina





River Phoenix as Jacen





Kevin Zegers as Anakin



Amy Allen, Famke Janssen, Jennifer Garner, Cameron Diaz, or Angelina Jolie as Mara Jade



Young Candice Bergen as teenage Tahiri Veila



Brandon Routh, Chris Evans, or Ben Barnes as Jagged Fel



Joaquin Phoenix as Kyp Durron

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287	A clerk from Oxford was with us also,
288	Who'd turned to getting knowledge, long ago.
289	As meagre was his horse as is a rake,
290	Nor he himself too fat, I'll undertake,
291	But he looked hollow and went soberly.
292	Right threadbare was his overcoat; for he
293	Had got him yet no churchly benefice,
294	Nor was so worldly as to gain office.
295	For he would rather have at his bed's head
296	Some twenty books, all bound in black and red,
297	Of Aristotle and his philosophy
298	Than rich robes, fiddle, or gay psaltery.
299	Yet, and for all he was philosopher,
300	He had but little gold within his coffer;
301	But all that he might borrow from a friend
302	On books and learning he would swiftly spend,
303	And then he'd pray right busily for the souls
304	Of those who gave him wherewithal for schools.
305	Of study took he utmost care and heed.
306	Not one word spoke he more than was his need;
307	And that was said in fullest reverence
308	And short and quick and full of high good sense.
309	Pregnant of moral virtue was his speech;
310	And gladly would he learn and gladly teach.

- Excerpt from the Prologue to The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer about the Oxford Cleric, a character who's very similar to me. :)