My Stories about being a father, husband, church planter, Youth Pastor, Vegan, Follower of Christ, Geek and Barista.
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Everything you need for a USB key
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Saturday, August 27, 2005
WE have made it
Doug
Friday, August 12, 2005
Today's Thoughts
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Convert Protected Audio Into a Plain MP3
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Wednesday, August 03, 2005
The Truth in about the FAIRTAX book. Don't believe the Lies
Thursday, July 28, 2005
Before i go to Bed... Entry one
More Later
Doug
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Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Long time lots of news
Douglas
Saturday, May 14, 2005
LONG LONG LONG Time
Well Camp is about to kick into full gear. And I am excited and nervous becuase I am going to miss all the extra time that I get to spend with Emma and Naomi. But it will be all good. It will work out just fine. I expect that I will put more of mythoughts out here in the next couple of days, weeks and months. Get back to why is set upt his in the first place. To record my Thoughts.
So to That... I leave now.. but more later oh great Blog...
Douglas
Monday, April 11, 2005
How is a pope's papal name determined?
How is a pope's papal name determined?
Pope John Paul II began his life as Karol Wojtyla but gave up his original Polish name when he became pontiff. Many speculate that he chose "John Paul" to honor his predecessor, Pope John Paul I, who passed away after barely a month in office. This previous pope had selected the unusual double name as a combination of two earlier popes.
When a man is elected pope, the cardinal dean asks him two questions. First, the candidate is asked if he accepts the office. If that's a "yes," he's then asked what name he wants to be known by as pope. Presumably, he's thought about this beforehand, because immediately, the two masters of ceremonies draw up documents to announce the new pope and his name.
Choosing a papal name isn't required by Catholic ritual, but it's been tradition since the year 1009. The first pope to change his name was John II in 533. His birth name was Mercurius or Mercury -- which was also the name of a pagan god and not so good for the head of the Christian church. New papal names started to become popular, but they weren't absolute. The last pope to keep his given name as pope was Marcellus II in 1555.
These days, a new pope often picks the name of his favorite saint or pope to be his papal name.
Sunday, April 10, 2005
Emma
Doug
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