Pity about the Dr. She was really good.

“the sickness of so many parts of the world today is so great that it will overwhelm me if I don’t get away from it.”

I can identify with Dr. Mabuse’s statement.

Christopher, I’m a priest in a little AMiA mission with a goodly number of hurting people. At the end of the day, I begin to suffer from compassion fatigue, and find I need a break.

I turn to your site. You have a gift for illuminating the farcical positions and behaviors of the dilettantes who fancifully imagine themselves great Christian leaders in the dys-organization formerly known as the Domestic and Foreign Mission Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of America. You lighten the load, sir, and many are grateful!

Christopher, thanks for being here and riding for THE brand, est. In the beginning.

She will be sorely missed.

I liked her gentle wit and biting jabs at the pretentious nabobs of the ecclesiastical Left.

“Does God exact day-labour, light denied?”

Even THE best burn to a smoking wick eventually, notably Elijah. Christ knows each soul and just how much that soul can bear; he asks only that we be honest about it (unlike a certain New Testament couple).

I burned out with literal heart failure, and I haven’t written even a percentage of what you have.

I do hope the good doctor will drop by here from time to time. And I hope she gets needed refreshment from her retirement.

I will always remember Braxton’s Lear. What a great literary metaphor to leave to the rest of the world! We will miss you sorely, good lady! Such graceful wit and biting humor are hard to come by in these toxic days of The One and Only Change-O-Matic President.

More or less the same reasons why I shut mine down, the material was becoming repetitive. Its still on line but blocked in case I have second thoughts. Anglican Comment bit the dust too! I actually enjoy not reading the Brandon Diocese nonsence.

Like you said, I think we’ve all been there (sometimes more than once). I have often thought about shutting down mine; I suppose I haven’t for the same reasons you have shut this one down. I do admit though; I take breaks when I feel myself get too jaded.

Please keep indulging yourself, Maestro. We need your insight and wit.

I can understand the frustration of trying to interact with brick walls and closed minds. All you have to do to exp[erince this is to attempt to participate in an MSM discussion that involves Religion and Christian moral principles. But then Christ on the Cross did not give up on humanity. As someone said the greatest disaster ever to befall Christianity has been overcome: Christ did rise from the dead!!!

The worst thing possible is for good people to abandon the struggle for the Soul of Humanity and leave the field to the enemy.

So “Do Not Be Afraid” as Cardinal Pell’s (of Sydney) motto encourages all of us to be.

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