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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 2003
Page
7
The piece links Easter joy with the Holy Spirit and the dignity of human life. It evokes the wedding at Cana, noting six jars of 20 to 30 gallons each, where Jesus blesses marriage with abundant wine and a blessed sexuality, citing Ben Franklin on daily miracles of water into wine.
A reflection on the Eucharist linking water and wine to Christ's life and divinity, noting transformation of water into wine as a sign of sanctification and unity with God. Author contact details included for Ken Rolheiser via email and postal address in Canora, Saskatchewan.
Delores, Merl and family visited Lena Haberstock in Wanless Manitoba as an overnight guest. Merlin and family, including Brandi from Fort McMurray, stayed with his mother for a few days. Rose Karey visited Regina with her son and family. Martha Panasiuk and Lorraine Souter visited Grandview and joined Mike Hawryluk for Easter breakfast. Rose Gerega and Marilyn Simpson attended the circus in Dauphin with Hero Club. Oscar Weir stayed in hospital Monday. Pat Case returned home from Brandon after a medical appointment with daughter Violet. Thanks to Floral and Gift Shop for an Easter plant.
Debbie Wandler hosts Easter visitors Lana Hornung and Sophie Bernier from Moose Jaw. Final card party April 26 had three tables. Winners: ladies high Cherryann McKay, low Barb Myslichuk, travelling Sylvia Nykyforak. men high Calvin Cockerill, low Ken Jakeman, travelling Calvin Cockerill. CORRESPOND winner Jayce Myslichuk. Raffle prizes awarded to Violet Styba, Cherryann McKay, Ken Jakeman, Ted Myslchuk. Card parties resume in fall.
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