There’s really nothing we can do about the Liturgical calendar...except embrace it.
On March 17th we celebrate St. Patrick. (He is the patron saint of our diocese.)
On March 19th we celebrate St. Joseph.
On March 21st we celebrate St. Benedict.
It makes for an interesting Lent with so many major days interspersed. You feel like you’ve just caught your breath, and then you hear people asking people to read Scripture at Easter Vigil.
True story.
In feeling overwhelmed by the pace the past few weeks, today we heard a nice homily from our presider, reminding us to simply be. A welcome Lenten reminder, indeed.
Here are some reminders from nature “to simply be” that I’ve glimpsed the past few days:
A shamrock that I had to re-root...Happy Feast, St. Patrick!
The sun glistening on Seven-Mile creek:
A wonderful Lake Erie sunset, taken at 8:14pm! (Hoorah for lengthening days!)
Let us walk in the holy presence.
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