With a grateful heart, I re-share a post recounting my favorite memory of Holy Saturday … a morning punctuated by an empty tabernacle.
Continue readingPosts Tagged With: Triduum
Today’s find: Empty and beautiful
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Empty and beautiful, Empty Tabernacle, Holy Saturday 2026, Triduum, Triduum 2026
4 Comments
Today’s find: Hot Wheels
We waited until we knew the grandsons were napping this afternoon… before making a “socially distant” drop-off of Easter goodies on their front stoop.
Somehow, the cloak-and-dagger tactics seemed to fit the day.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Betrayal, Holy Week, Holy Week 2020, Hot Wheels, Judas, Judas Iscariot, Monster Truck, Spy Wednesday, Triduum
Today’s find: Rolling Stones
In recent weeks, I encountered a couple of ancient Rolling Stones – more venerable even than Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Easter 2019, Jerusalem, Letter to the Romans, Nazareth, Rolling Stones, St. Paul, Tabgha, Triduum
Today’s find: Awaiting
In the silence…
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Anticipation, Emptiness, Holy Saturday, Holy Week, Silence, Triduum
Today’s find: Prayer of (St.) Francis
Little Francis had a lesson for his Gramps yesterday, on the cusp of Triduum.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Dogwood, Francois Mauriac, Holy Thursday, Mass Of The Lord's Supper, Triduum
Today’s find: Tomb time…
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Empty Tomb, Holy Saturday, Tomb Time, Triduum
Today’s find: Liturgy
If you’re debating whether to head to church this evening, I have just two words for you: ‘Please go.’
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Coptic Martyrs, Holy Thursday, Liturgy, Mass Of The Lord's Supper, Triduum
Today’s find: Golgotha
All is quiet on Golgotha.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Golgotha, Good Friday, Triduum
Today’s find: Bread of affliction
There’s just one Mass celebrated at our parish today, and that’s a rarity: Even on weekdays, we’ve long been blessed to have our choice of times for the faithful to gather at the Lord’s table — 6:30 or 8:30 AM.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Bread of Affliction, Eucharist, Holy Thursday, Mass Of The Lord's Supper, Triduum
Today’s find: Triduum
Just a few more hours are left in Lent, as I write these words. (Although if you want to get a really intriguing and confusing conversation going, just ask any semi-knowledgeable Catholic when Lent ‘begins’ and ‘ends’.
I guarantee: You won’t get much of a satisfying answer, since the ‘40 days’ of Lent are stretched out over 46 actual calendar days between Ash Wednesday and Easter.)
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: Footwashing, Holy Thursday, Lent, Peter Kreeft, Triduum, Wonder
With Us Still 