The boldness of the Easter Triduum is over - and we are getting ready to get away to Vermont for three days of quiet and reflection. One of my favorite prayer/meditations is the way George Winston puts it on this tune from Vince Guaraldi, a reworking of "Cast Your Fate to the Wind."
It is just long enough for some deep thinking but not so long that you forget why you are in prayer. I have that same connection with David Crosby's old, "Music Is Love," too. Blessings be with you all... back in a few days.
WHEN LOVE COMES TO TOWN: REFLECTIONS ON TENDERNESS IN A CHAOTIC CULTURE
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awesome, thank you for sharing.
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