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The Ascension of the Lord – a stained glass window in St. Ann’s Church in Gloucester

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The Ascension of the Lord – a stained glass window in St. Ann’s Church in Gloucester

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The Ascension of the Lord – a stained glass window in St. Ann’s Church in Gloucester

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Bruce Campbell was playing the pipes for a wedding at St. Ann's Church. He was standing out front by Pleasant Street, and I could hear his music down by City Hall on Dale Avenue!  I'm no expert on the topic, but it seems to me he really knows his instrument. It sounded beautiful.

- Fr. Matthew Green

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The Risen Christ window from St. Ann’s Church in Gloucester

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I folded these stegosaurus, bull, mice, penguin, and Chinese dragon last night during "the Sing" at the Inn at Babson court.  The diagrams for the dinosaur and the bull are from the "annual collection" from the origami convention in New York City in 1991; the rest are from an origami book by Akira Yoshizawa.

I will teach another origami class at The Hive on Thursday, May 23.

- Fr. Matthew Green

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Another photo from my vacation in October.

- Fr. Matthew Green

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The Risen Christ window from St. Ann’s Church in Gloucester