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Today is First Advent Sunday

November 29, 2015

Advent Wreath (1st Sunday) Photo :Micha L. Rieser(Wikimedia) — Advent Wreath (1st Sunday)
Photo :Micha L. Rieser(Wikimedia)

Advent: Dates, Traditions, and History(Infoplease.com)

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Carpathia Arrives In New York (18 April 1912) April 18, 2024
Since the sinking of the Titanic, lingering questions as to who survived and who died were the subject of much speculation. Captain Arthur Rostron of the Carpathia had kept a media blackout refusing to answer any messages. J. Bruce Ismay was sequestered in a cabin and stayed there for the entire voyage back to New […]
The Great San Francisco Earthquake (18 April 1906) April 18, 2024
At 5:12 a.m. on 18 April 1906, Northern California was awakened by an earthquake that is now considered one of the most significant of all time. The epicenter was near San Francisco and the shaking lasted between 45-60 seconds. It was so powerful that it was felt from southern Oregon to Los Angeles and as […]

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