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I'm a gay Catholic, very dedicated to the spiritual path, to Jesus, to becoming a priest, should God will it. I attend Christ the King Old Catholic Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico. As of July 4, 2019, this blog is a chronicle of that journey. Interaction is encouraged - you are welcome to comment on these posts!. (All original content copyright Andrew Christopher Werling 2019)
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Comment deleted as it appeared to be spam. I clicked on the link therein, and it took me to a site that definitely made me uncomfortable, and at the very least had nothing to do with this beautiful song, or the death of our beloved dog Meggy.
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