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Monthly Archives: May 2021
My Kennedy, Graham, and Murray Ancestors from Ballintoy, Antrim, Northern Ireland
The furthest I can take my Kennedy family line back is to my 6th great-grandparents John Kennedy and Anne Graham. John Kennedy (I) was born about 1700 in Antrim, Northern Ireland. Anne Graham was born about 1702 in Antrim, Northern … Continue reading
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Embracing the Beauty of Your High Forehead . . . You are Altogether Lovely
Embrace the Beauty of your High Forehead. For you are altogether lovely! Continue reading
Posted in Beauty and Self-Acceptance, Bible Study, Catholic, Religious, Uncategorized
Tagged 5 Finger Forehead, Altogether Lovely, Angels, Beauty, Bible Study, Elizabeth Woodville, God is Beauty, High Forehead, High Hair Line, Jesus Christ, JoAnn McFatter, Love, Medieval, Middle Ages, Saint Justine of Padua, Self-Acceptance, The Bible, Widow's Peak, Women
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Letter to Philemon
The Epistle of Paul to Philemon = Freedom in Forgiveness Continue reading
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The Epistle to Titus
Paul’s Letter to Titus Background information about this epistle: “The Pastoral Epistles (PE) comprise a corpus of pseudepigraphical teachings attributed to the apostle Paul and ostensibly written to his closest followers, Timothy and Titus. These books were likely compiled in … Continue reading
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Spiritual Growth Through Trauma
Before I include my own insights into my own personal faith and spiritual growth journey, I feel I need to give some context and general information about the stages of faith: “It is important to remember that such developmental “stages” … Continue reading
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Daniel Streing / Strang, Sr. and Charlotte Marie Lemaistre – My first confirmed French Ancestors.
Huguenot Cross Continue reading
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Anna's Musings & Writings 