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We are prepared to do yard clean-up, gutters, wash windows,
home cleaning, fix small plumbing, electrical, carpentry
problems and other stuff. Just let the Lend
A Hand crew know what you need. No job is too small.
Siena-Francis
House Outreach Third Monday each month
serving the evening
meal. Next opportunity is July 20.
Sports Teams Forming
Register Now for Volleyball and Soccer
Preschool
Openings We still have a few openings remaining in both our
Tuesday-Thursday morning and afternoon sessions for 4-year
and 5-year olds.
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I just finished reading a book written by a friend of mine. The book
is called, To the Field of Stars, A Pilgrim’s Journey to
Compostela. To the Field of Stars tells the fascinating story
of Fr. Kevin Codd’s spiritual and physical journey on foot from
southern France and across Spain to Santiago de Compostela, the
traditional burial place of the apostle, St. James the Greater. Each
chapter chronicling Fr. Kevin’s thirty-five-day trek is dedicated to
one or two days on the road. He shares tales of other pilgrims, his
own changes of perspective, and his challenges and triumphs along
the way. The story is told with a disarming candor; he is honest
about his own foibles and shortcomings. His honesty makes the book a
good read for those who have ever wondered what it would be like to
do a real pilgrimage by foot.
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a Hand
I just finished reading a book written by a friend of mine. The book
is called, To the Field of Stars, A Pilgrim’s Journey to
Compostela. To the Field of Stars tells the fascinating story
of Fr. Kevin Codd’s spiritual and physical journey on foot from
southern France and across Spain to Santiago de Compostela, the
traditional burial place of the apostle, St. James the Greater. Each
chapter chronicling Fr. Kevin’s thirty-five-day trek is dedicated to
one or two days on the road. He shares tales of other pilgrims, his
own changes of perspective, and his challenges and triumphs along
the way. The story is told with a disarming candor; he is honest
about his own foibles and shortcomings. His honesty makes the book a
good read for those who have ever wondered what it would be like to
do a real pilgrimage by foot.
