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With the advent of the 2010 30 (40) Days of Blogging, your blog could be listed here!
We blog every day for:
30 days (Nov. 15th-Dec. 15th) OR
40 days (Nov 15th – Dec. 25th!)
Act now! Join the blogs and bloggers below.
Get your blog ready for the 30 (40) Days of Blogging beginning Nov. 15th.
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The Morning Offering |
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Orthodox Counsel |
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 Devshirme |
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[...] for the Preachers Institute 40 Days Of Blogging exercise. The idea is that whoever signs up – you will notice Fr. Peter [...]
[...] this. This one paragraph is the reason I felt that I could mine enough blog posts to fulfill the 30(40) Days of Blogging Challenge. There is so much within these few words that move me, I will be staying here for a few days to [...]
[...] of the nice things about this 40 Days of Blogging exercise is that it is emphatically an Advent rather than Christmas project. We in the US have [...]
[...] am thoroughly enjoying the 40 Days of Blogging project but I am afraid today’s post will have to wait for the evening. I am with the girls today [...]
[...] at Preachers Institute, we are in the early days of our 30(40) Days of Blogging for Advent 2010. One of our bloggers, a catechumen named Kenny Scott, just posted this on his blog Our Orthodox [...]
[...] this evening, marks the end of Advent, and with it the end of the Preachers Institute’s 40 Days Of Blogging exercise. And I did it! If you have read this blog in the past you know that my posting is [...]
[...] I’ve made the commitment to participate in the Preachers’ Institute‘s “30 (40) Days of Blogging” during this year’s Nativity Fast. As many of you know, this blog was begun two [...]
[...] again, I am taking up the challenge issued by the Preacher’s Institute to blog every day during the Nativity fast. Last year, I focused on St. Leo the Great and some of [...]
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