What are the notations above the quotations about?
The superscriptions are from the liturgical calendar, and it does not necessarily have anything to do with the quotation of the day, although I often try to match the theme of the quote with the feast or commemoration being celebrated. The liturgical calendar being used is from the Anglican Church. To find out more, see the web page at http://www.oremus.org/liturgy/etc/ktf/index.html I chose this calendar because it contained celebrations for a strikingly large number of the writers that appear in CQOD. • What disclaimers are offered with CQOD? None. The authors quoted are completely responsible for what they write. I am completely responsible for the selections. • What caveats are offered with CQOD? Only one—chew before you swallow. Please note: the material recorded within CQOD is not Scripture and does not have the authority of Scripture. • Have you ever made a mistake in selecting a quotation? Yes. • Why don’t you make CQOD more like a traditional devotional? The short answer to th
