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1400 unbroken years of Catholic veneration and pilgrimage
Do the math
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THE LEMON IS IN PLAY
Marine Flyboy
Navy Flyboy
National Defense Ribbon ("Thanks for Showin' Up" Medal)
Think God was a shock to him? -- imagine what he thinks of Purgatory....
OOH-RAH
ZAP!
Whoooooosh-h-h-h-h
Yiss, b'y
Dip your fevered mind and wearied limbs into the healing waters.
If you enjoyed your pilgrimage to the well, hit the collection plate!
Book on the Non-Forbidden Index
And Furthermore....
...and yet more.
Music of the Spheres
More Music, Different Sphere
BUY SOMETHING !!
St. Winefred's Well -- Holywell, Flintshire, Wales
1400 unbroken years of Catholic veneration and pilgrimage
A TIME FOR CHOOSING
Do the math
'STRUTH
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I flatter myself that....
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THE LEMON IS IN PLAY
About Me
- Winefred
- I broke into the blogosphere in 2003, via a letter to andrew sullivan (made me a minor celebrity in my family for a week) Call it my bio: My grandfather came to the US from Greece around 1905, alone, age 10, sailing into New York Harbor and entering at Ellis Island, like the young Vito Corleone in The Godfather. Before settling down he spent a couple of his teen-age years "hobo-ing" around the country. He insisted to me that a hobo is not a bum. He looks for honest work to earn his food and a place to sleep - he is NOT looking for a hand-out... When you (Sullivan) used the word "hobo" to describe Saddam Hussein in his spider hole, I thought "Saddam should be so lucky as to be a hobo--he could wish for so much dignity." My grandfather finished third grade, and spent his life as a railroad mechanic. He raised four sons, three of them old enough for WWII. The four earned two M.A.'s and two Ph.D.'s, and produced 15 accomplished grandchildren. Among the many great-grandchildren are two Naval officers and a Marine Corps Captain...the legacy of a hobo. Saddam, master of the palaces and father of the lion-cubs, is just a bum.
Wingin' It, one
Marine Flyboy
Wingin' it, two
Navy Flyboy
Surely I've earned this
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Think God was a shock to him? -- imagine what he thinks of Purgatory....
Blog tributes
"Non-hysterical"
Kathy Shaidle, Five Feet of Fury
"Intelligent and thoughtful"
Julian Lopèz-Morillas, Bay area actor, director, 'Speare chucker, and old pal (still thinks I'm bananas)
"She made other comments, but they were too risqué."
David Warren, Canajun wordmonger and doge, davidwarrenonline
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Read about Winefred's Well
Here, here, here, here, and here. Winefred's final resting place is Shrewsbury Abbey, pictured here. Her story has been immortalized by Shropshire novelist Ellis Peters as the opening episode in the Brother Cadfael mystery series.
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