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A (Little) Light from the East

In my post about the Retired Choir Director (who just posted his retirement story, by the way), I neglected to mention the emergence of frequent commenter Bernard Brandt’s new weblog, A (Little) Light from the East. He brings an Eastern Catholic perspective to the liturgy discussion table which is welcomed and essential.

Posted 06.09.2004
by Aristotle Esguerra
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2 Comments

Dear AAE:

Thank you for your referral to my web page. I hope to make it, as the Retired Choir Director has said, “a good read.” And thank you also for your good work. It has inspired me to imitate you, if not emulate you.


Bernard Brandt
06.10.2004 @ 1:56 pm #

Thank you for directing our attention to the new blog. Mr. Brandt, I will try to be a faithful reader, since you obviously have much worth saying.


Jane
06.13.2004 @ 8:12 pm #

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