Light side Travel woes
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Year C lectionary—January
ACROSS 1. “Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my __ ...” (Psalm 19:14)
“If it was cloudy and they couldn’t see the North Star, they would have used Siri.”
6. Ropes
11. __ Harris, pro football player 12. The lowest decks 14. “They knelt and paid him _” (Matthew 2:11)
15. Fastening tape 16. 7th letter of the Greek alphabet
17. “If I speak in the tongues of mortals and __s ...” (1 Corin- thians 13:1)
19. __ we Meet Again (1940s movie)
20. __sical, the musical 22. Habitual drunk 23. Departed 24. Ford’s flop? 26. Leaves 28. Hairpiece 30. A small amount 31. Relating to a creed 35. Lassos 38. __ a hand 39. The __ of the Lord is perfect ...” (Psalm 19:7)
“Are you worried that we might be over-commercializing this already?”
41. Aerie 42. Granola bit 43. __ pool or wave 45. One Time Exclusive (abbr.) 50. Calm and composed 51. Less difficult 52. Tightly packed 53. “Having been warned in a __ ... they left for their own country ... (Matthew 2:12)
DOWN 1. Laughed loudly 2. They met Jesus on the road to __
3. Doctors’ group 5. Babysitters, often 6. Greatly desired 7. __ Hershiser of MLB 8. Romance Languages & Lit. 9. “__ cure yourself!” (Luke 4:21-30)
10. Run quickly 11. And now faith, hope, and love abide, __ three ... (1 Corinthians 13:13)
13. Shoe bottoms 18. ‘For I am the Lord your __ ...” (Isaiah 43:3).
21. Hemmed, but didn’t haw 23. Country in West Africa on the Atlantic
25. Jar cover 27. Golf course standard 29. Biblical sea 31. Dirt clumps 32. Stood on hind legs 33. Nothing left out 34. Young boy 36. “Will it play in __?” 37. Held in high __ 38. Direct the course 40. Walked in a pool 43. Yellow Monopoly bills 44. Shakespearean king 47. Global currency or abbr. of venerable
49. Computer Sci. and Engineering (abbr.)
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BOB VOJTKO
BOB VOJTKO
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