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Fr. Z is officially a hybrid of Gandalf and Obi-Wan XD
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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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RC integralist who prays like an evangelical fundamentalist.
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That’s really cool! The rest of the year, I’d probably wonder what the heck all that metal was for, but for those 4 days – That’s Awesome! :D
Very cool, the only thing that could make this more fun is if it spelled TEOTWAWKI on Friday, December 21, 2012.
Is apparatus solstitium indicat aestivum; sed quid de solstitio hiemale quod fit mense Decembri cum sol tropicum attingit capricorni? Oh well! Nobody’s perfect. At least he could have spelled “solstitium” right.
You see, Fr. Z, there’s nothing you can post here that some of us will not find a way to criticize.
Now this …
IS COOL!
VERY clever! I like it very much.
Makes adjusting your roof overhang to the latitude for a passive solar house look like child’s play.
Now if only we could keep the Rembert Weaklands of the world from erecting such structures inside our churches…
I heard something quite fascinating this past week about the solstices. The Church placed the Feast of St. John the Baptist around the summer solstice because from then on, the days grow shorter and shorter, just as St. John the Baptist said “I must decrease and He must increase”. Conversely, Christmas falls around the winter solstice because from then on, the days grow longer with the arrival of the Light of the World. :)
oooh How I would love something like that in my garden. Okay a mite smaller. That is TOO COOL.
Oh my goodness, that IS TOO COOL!
If I was the gardener type (I now live in an apartment), that would be an awesome addition!