Good Friday Readings
Friday, April 22, 2011 -- Good Friday
Today's Readings for the Daily Office (Book of Common Prayer, p. 954)
Psalms 95* & 22 (morning) 40:1-14(15-19), 54 (evening)
Wisdom 1:16 - 2:1, 12-22 or Genesis 22:1-14
1 Peter 1:10-20
John 13:36-38 (morning) John 9:38-42 (evening)
Wisdom 1:16 - 2:1, 12-22 or Genesis 22:1-14
1 Peter 1:10-20
John 13:36-38 (morning) John 9:38-42 (evening)
*For the Invitatory
NOTE: Our Good Friday Liturgys at St. Paul's will be at 12:15 and at 7:00.
We also have a service at 5:30 where the children read the Stations of the Cross.
I felt bad yesterday, went to bed early and slept late. Just now arising. Need to sent these readings.
I felt bad yesterday, went to bed early and slept late. Just now arising. Need to sent these readings.
It is always a profound thing to read Psalm 22 on Good Friday.
Lowell
4 Comments:
Good thing you a resting a bit. Your Reflections add so much to my day. And, sometimes, I just rest from thinking when you don't write.
Lent thirty-nine
Good Friday morning
You teach and love us
Then say we cannot follow
I am bereft, inconsolable
**
Good Friday evening
Most perfect union
Beauty and suffering both
Love upon the cross
janet
Holy Saturday
Lent Forty
Jesus journey - our journey
Down, down, deep and in
Deepest dark, and deeper still
In the watery chaos
where shadows are not
where darkness rains
A simple prayer lives
Mayhaps only a dream of love
A tiny lotus flower
begins its eternal journey
toward the knowing of light
remembering perhaps, only a glimmer at the heart of a dream
Tossed, swirled,
creamy white petals
delicate sunburst center
or just an intuition of blossom
struggle to reach the surface calm
Roots holding and telling
this story of absence of light
Behold, trust, ALL things are becoming.
peace,
janet
peacenik,
thanks for you kind words. I felt pretty rotten for a while, missed Maundy Thursday and Good Friday services. Turned a corner on Saturday afternoon, and had a great Easter Vigil and Easter Day. Much to be thankful for.
and Janet,
the final poem is exquisite. Seems the poetic Lent has been and holy and creative one for you. Thanks for sharing your works with the blog.
Lowell
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