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Category: This Day In Christian History

This Day In Christian History5 Comments

S.D.G.

03/23/202103/23/2021 c.f. leach

“Mission statements” for organizations and individuals are prevalent today. Johann Sebastian Bach did that 200 years ago. Johann Sebastian Bach, the youngest in a family of German musicians, was baptized on March 23, 1685, two days old, in Eisenach. He … Continue reading S.D.G.

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Little John

03/22/202103/22/2025 c.f. leach

“Good Queen Bess” used fines, gallows, gibbets… Continue reading Little John

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Hugh of St. Cher’s Concordance

03/19/202103/23/2021 c.f. leach

Trying to find a passage of scripture in your study Bible? Chances are you will flip to the concordance in the back. There you can search for your topic in an alphabetical list of words. The word you are looking for … Continue reading Hugh of St. Cher’s Concordance

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The Fifth Lateran Council

03/16/202103/15/2021 c.f. leach

The newly invented printing press was recognized as a gift from heaven Continue reading The Fifth Lateran Council

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The Money Machine

03/15/202103/15/2021 c.f. leach

St. Peter’s is one of the most beautiful basilicas in the world, and the most famous. But it was built at a cost. The church in the early 1500s was beset with sin. Priests by the thousands, finding it impossible … Continue reading The Money Machine

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Dr. Livingstone, I Presume

03/14/202103/15/2021 c.f. leach

He bowed and uttered his famous words, “Dr. Livingstone, I presume.” Continue reading Dr. Livingstone, I Presume

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