A spiritual writer in the U.S. sent me this.
please stop blaming me for his death.
because He was a threat to them.
the hierarchs would lose control.
This evening, at five o'clock, we had a lovely hour of music and reflection for Advent in the local pub. Siobhan sang and played the harp, and Eamonn played the flute. Margaret read some poetry. Dispite the bad weather a large group turned up.
I did three periods of reflection.
The first one was very much an Advent theme; patient waiting; trying to get in tune with the rhythms of life and nature, and so to become aware that the best and most wonderful things in life cannot be rushed or grasped at.
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