The Triduum between Gettysburg, PA and Brooklyn, NY...Good liturgy on Holy Thursday and Good Friday at St. James in Gettysburg.It was a glorious Easter in Brooklyn, NY: celebrant at Epiphany Lutheran with 6 baptisms, and 13 first communions; attending St. Matthew/St. Luke Episcopal Church, and visiting family in the afternoon.
Champagne was the order of the evening or early morning as we celebrated my sister's 66th birthday.
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Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Sunday, April 16, 2017
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Easter Sunday 2015
This was a glorious Easter for me. One month ago (March 5) I had open-heart surgery. On April 5, this Easter Sunday, I was worshipping at St. James Lutheran Church in Gettysburg, PA celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. While at worship I could not help but think that one month ago at the same time I was undergoing the surgery and in the hands of the medical personnel at York Hospital. Today, I was so thankful to be in the community of believers with my sister and brother-in-law singing, hearing, and reflecting on the audible and visible Word. Each day I feel better, different, and experience my body recovering. I am thankful for the prayers from family and friends.
Christ is risen....He is risen, indeed!
Christ is risen....He is risen, indeed!
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Easter,
liturgy,
recovering,
the audible and visible Word
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