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User:Pbritti

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Master Editor II (or Auspicious Looshpah)

Hi! This is me, editing Wikipedia. Please forward any and all articles on obscure military conflicts, defunct Catholic liturgical practices, and dogs. I will read them as I drink Earl Grey and wonder how I developed a healthy social life.

Requests for access to texts in my library may be made at my talk page.

A personal note

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Hey, all! Quickly, I'd like to introduce myself: I am a Coloradan (though my residency is in Virginia) with a keen interest in history, which I received a degree in from The College of William & Mary in 2021. I also studied international security during my time as a graduate student at the University of Denver. I generally find that latter subject is inappropriate for what I consider Wikipedia: a leisure hobby.[dubious discuss] My real jobs have primarily been in secondary education teaching civics, theology, and American history. I now focus heavily on matters related to my faith (Catholic Christianity) and locales that I can reach by car. My contributions have been featured on Depths of Wikipedia (a crowning achievement), as has this user page (slightly more embarrassing). If you want to discuss any of the articles I’m working on or would appreciate help on articles of a historical nature, let me know! You can reach me at my talk page, User talk:Pbritti! Apologies for late responses and do feel free to persist in pestering me!

Articles I have had a hand in

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My first upload to the Commons, featuring a poor Carabinieri and his dope piece.

Do they pay you to do this?

My coworker, remarking on this list

Unpaid editing is the best editing, and I'm glad to say everything listed below was created for the best reason: I learned something and felt it needed an article. The below are pages I have created.

  1. Patrick J. Hamrock
  2. Hildreth Frost
  3. Sky Ridge Medical Center
  4. Calcite, Colorado
  5. Victor-American Fuel Company
  6. Saint Bede Catholic Church (Williamsburg, Virginia)
  7. Preston, Colorado
  8. Holy Cross City, Colorado
  9. Clarkville, Colorado
  10. Divine Worship: Daily Office
  11. Bakerville, Colorado
  12. Guston, Colorado Appeared as a Did you know? on 15 March 2021
  13. Berwind, Colorado Appeared as a Did you know? on 30 March 2021
  14. Red Mountain Town, Colorado Appeared as a Did you know? on 15 March 2021
  15. President’s House (College of William & Mary) Appeared as a Did you know? on 12 June 2021
  16. Bodleian Plate Appeared as a Did you know? on 12 June 2021
  17. Global Methodist Church Appeared as a Did you know? on 14 December 2021
  18. Scottish Prayer Book (1929) Appeared as a Did you know? on 4 February 2022
  19. Lake Matoaka Appeared as a Did you know? on 1 March 2022
  20. Book of Common Prayer (1962) Appeared as a Did you know? on 15 April 2022
  21. Book of Common Prayer (1662) Appeared as a Did you know? on 5 May 2022, appeared as a selected anniversary on 24 August 2023
  22. Crotalus (instrument) Appeared as a Did you know? on 14 July 2022
  23. Pontifical Appeared as a Did you know? on 24 July 2022
  24. Primer (prayer book) Appeared as a Did you know? on 7 September 2022
  25. Ted Decker Appeared as a Did you know? on 11 September 2022
  26. Ordinal (liturgy) Appeared as a Did you know? on 13 September 2022
  27. Edwardine Ordinals Appeared as a Did you know? on 13 September 2022
  28. Mystery of Crowning Appeared as a Did you know? on 22 October 2022
  29. Hanānā Appeared as a Did you know? on 22 October 2022
  30. Sthathicon Appeared as a Did you know? on 2 November 2022
  31. Book of Common Prayer (1604) Appeared as a Did you know? on 30 December 2022
  32. Eastern Catholic liturgy Appeared as a Did you know? on 12 January 2023
  33. Disco (Surf Curse song)
  34. Ritual family Appeared as a Did you know? on 18 February 2023
  35. Use (liturgy) Appeared as a Did you know? on 18 February 2023
  36. Book of Common Prayer (Unitarian)