Posts Tagged With: Fifth Sunday of Lent

Today’s find: Entombment

Posted on March 22, 2026 by John Schroeder

Making my way to the Lone Star State early last week, I awoke to the distinct impression that I had been entombed.

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Today’s find: Deluge

Posted on April 6, 2025 by John Schroeder

It’s a good 400 paces, maybe 450, heading north from the Visitor’s parking lot to the Gatehouse at Menard Correctional Center. Once inside, you retrace almost every one of those steps, heading south along Front Street, in order to reach the Chapel.

No big deal on a nice day. But when nasty weather rears, the walk can be brutal.

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Today’s find: Greening

Posted on March 17, 2024 by John Schroeder

I’ve already been warned.

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Today’s find: Evangelization 101

Posted on March 26, 2023 by John Schroeder

Ok, so maybe it didn’t break the space-time continuum exactly. But it was still kinda weird to witness something of a time-warp yesterday.

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Today’s find: For Shame

Posted on April 4, 2022 by John Schroeder

I wasn’t present at this past Friday’s pickle ball match. And perhaps that’s a good thing, because I hear that it descended into something of a public shaming.

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