@GaryWinslett It’s a step in the right direction, but Middlebury is $72k, which is still 60% of the post tax income of a family earning $175k. If you take away housing, food, and transportation, then it’s closer to 100+%.
The college aid donut hole really lives between 175-400k.
@lymanstoneky I fear the “tiresome scold” party rarely wins hearts and minds.
I am no big smartphone sympathizer, but I can’t imaging living somewhere I can’t snap a picture of my kid, or show someone an article I liked.
I was a guest of Liverpool's Hindu Cultural Association, and was given a tour of the temple before sharing food and conversation.
God bless the people of India.
This is the London Banana. As long as you stay within the Banana, you'll have a great time in London. Almost everything outside the Banana is horrible these days, best avoid. Not clear why, or when this happened. But it is what it is.
@jagges@Fr_Isaac_R@Young_Anglican Why are the new ones by consecration lineage, while the chart is full of lineage by occupancy of the same see? Reginald Pole didn’t consecrate Matthew Parker.
Funny how you have to redefine “unbroken line” to achieve this chart.
No one can trace apostolic succession further than Henry Beaufort for the Anglicans and Rebiba/D’Estoutville for the Catholics, so why bark up this tree?
If you are interested, here is the Apostolic Succession of the previous Archbishop of the ACNA that traces an unbroken line back to Sts. Peter, Paul, James and John: https://t.co/kDnfdgR47V
@WASPmexicano Okay this is a weirdly prevalent misconception, every organist at all the anglo-catholic parishes I’ve been to is straight. Advent, Res, ST5A, transfig…
@suzania It took me <30 seconds and two very basic prompts to get ChatGPT to suggest MAiD for depression in a hypothetical patient in the Netherlands.
This is an ethical emergency, imo.
The responses to this are all “yes THAT letter is wrong and bad, but the letter I wrote about [trivial, probably fine behavior] to another parishioner is good”