Andrew’s Version
Andrew McGowanWeekly comment on the Revised Common Lectionary as used in The Episcopal Church, from Andrew McGowan of Berkeley Divinity School at Yale.
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A couple of keen readers saw I had made a mistake in the post for Pentecost you received as an email (reading too many texts during Commencement weekend here…). Please use the corrected version, which is here.
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