exams

Jul 10, 2015

Please keep in your prayer these days the students of the Liturgical Institute who are taking their final comprehensive exams for the MA degree over the next few days. I am praying for them in the hope that they will do the same for me in 12 months when it will be my turn to take the written and oral exams which cover all that we have (and should have) learned over the past five years.

St Joseph of Cupertino would understand what I mean when I say that my not doing well in some exams in the past was due to the examiners not asking the right questions.

So, may the examiners ask the right questions and may our friends here at the LI have the opportunity to share all they know, and some more.

 

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