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Holy Saturday
Sealedin a tomb innocentof inscription, the stoneworn smooth by centuries of rain, the tears of heaven shedfor this, the day of dereliction, God’sChrist is dead;his body, unanointed, plumbsthe depths of human dissipation,And will he find me there,*buried in my own … Continue reading
Saturday 2020: there is a time
We read, there is a time to live and a time to die; we thought we get to choose, but even Saturday dawns bright yellow with birdsong; it stretches into Easter churches, silencing their pews, emptying the air of alleluias Trump said … Continue reading
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Tagged COVID-19, Holy Saturday, Holy Week, Trump
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A Fool’s Easter
Hush, fool, for we buried you
deeper than god. Continue reading
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Tagged Easter 2018, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, Resurrection, The Great Vigil of Easter
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Easter Vigil 2015: ready or not
Last night, I buried Jesus under the apple tree. Good Friday, and the daytime of Holy Saturday, are the only times in the Christian year in which the Eucharist, the Great Thanksgiving, is not celebrated. Instead, on Maundy Thursday at … Continue reading
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Tagged Body of Christ, Easter, Holy Saturday, Resurrection, Sacrament, Vigil
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Holy Saturday and the Harrowing of Hell
This is what I wrote for my Good Friday reflection in the collection put together by the Rev. Gayle Catinella on behalf of several members of clergy in the Diocese of Ohio: O death, I will be thy plagues; O … Continue reading
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Tagged afterlife, death, family, Good Friday, grief, Harrowing of Hell, Holy Saturday, Jesus, Psalm 88
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Holy Saturday: Don’t Look Back
My parents met in singing class, so when they grew up, naturally, they joined the local amateur operatic society. I was too young to go to the shows, but I do remember once being allowed to (or maybe the babysitter … Continue reading