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Friday, May 11, 2012

"All your yesterdays are pictures lost in time..."

Okay, still chillin'. I have a post for tomorrow and one for Sunday, which feels pretty good. I am late with this week's traditio, which is a brand new one by The Offspring, "Days Go By."

This is one of those songs that struck me the first time I heard it:

Never enough/Towers crumble to dust/Looking back on the moments of our lives... What you had and what you lost/They're all memories in the wind/Those days go by/And we all start again

at May 11, 2012

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AnonymousMay 13, 2012 at 7:30 AM
This reminds of old Replacements...
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Deacon Scott: I am husband and Dad to six lovely children. I am also a Roman Catholic deacon of the Diocese of Salt Lake City. I married in 1993, became a Dad for the first time in 1994 and most recently in 2011 (quite a spread). I was was ordained in 2004. After serving as a deacon for 11 years at The Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City (8 years before I was ordained for a total of 19 years), I am now assigned to St Olaf Parish in Bountiful, Utah. I am a graduate of the University of Utah and the Institute in Pastoral Ministry at St. Mary's University of Minnesota. Most recently, I earned a Doctorate in Ministry (D.Min) at Mount Angel Seminary, Oregon. Along with 5 classmates, I was privileged to be a member of the first D.Min class at the seminary. In addition to serving in parish ministry, I serve as Director of the Office of the Diaconate for the Diocese of Salt Lake City. In this capacity I serve my bishop by serving my fellow deacons and their wives as well as having charge of forming new deacons.

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