Luther’s thoughts on a snowy Palm Sunday
The Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, campus received about ten inches of snow on Palm Sunday. Here’s what Brother Martin thought about it (image courtesy of Phil Ebeling).
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Peter Arno Lange on Facebook March 26, 2013
“snow covered dung”
Pr. Mackert March 27, 2013
Schön zu sehen, Theologen kann lustig sein.
Dan Czaplewski March 27, 2013
Explain why they didn’t put the seminary in South Florida. Our weather for Palm Sunday was drop dead gorgeous. Of course, that’s only if you sun, warmth, and the beach.