Easter and Lent

Today we are going to the 10:45 Mass, and then over to the Gagnons to eat lots of food and drink a bit of wine.

I thought this was a cool picture.  Tom Faranda’s Folly: "Apostles Peter and John hurry to the tomb on the morning of the Resurrection" Unfortunately it’s a little small – if I’d expanded it’s size on the posting it would have been too blurry.

I give myself about a C+ for Lenten observance. Here was the original plan.  Tom Faranda’s Folly: Lent and Lenten reading I tried hard to use the Magnificat prayerbook, but only batted around 40%, since I kept losing misplacing the darn thing. But my special intention of praying for my two rotten kids lovely sons – I kept to that pretty well. Reading though, was disapointing. I did do the entire Dan Berrigan book (a collection of some of his essays, poems, homilies, etc), but only have gotten through about a third of "The Forgotten Man" (about the depression), and never opened either the Joan Andrews book (would have been a re-read), or Von Balthasar.


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2 responses to “Easter and Lent”

  1. Theresa Avatar
    Theresa

    So, you were going to read 4 books during lent?????
    Next year, get one good meditative one…like “The Foot of the Cross”…it will keep you busy.
    By the way, sorry for all the tragic losses in your parish this past week…did you know them?
    He is Risen!

  2. Theresa
    Well everyone knew the lady who owned the coffee/snack bar at the train station. But I didn’t know her personally. I liked your comment posts to the Journal News column yesterday.

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