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Sarina Gruver Moore

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Ein Deutscher Soldat

The deep flood of time will roll over us; some few great men will raise their heads above it, and though destined at the last

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A Holy Kiss

by Sarina Gruver Moore To be honest: I didn’t want to go to church. To be more precise: I wanted to go to mass. At

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Against Resolutions

Against Resolutions According to the blogging experts, this is what I should write about in this New Years’ Day post in order to drive web

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This Too is Christmas

Bethlehem, c. 2 B.C. Of all my children, this one loves me the most. He gently holds my face in his pudgy toddler hands and

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With This Ring

  Year Fifteen Why did no one warn me? It turns out that the fifteenth year of marriage needs a relational marker: Here be dragons.

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Commonplaces

One of my colleagues regularly keeps a commonplace book. Commonplace books have a long and interesting history, but they are basically just personal compilations of

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