Maybe what we need to do is institute the liturgy of the hours in our courthouses. If we stopped every few hours and took a brief moment to think about things greater than our present troubles, we might all be better for it.
April 18, 2013 at 01:27 AM
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I took mom to a funeral the other day. We do that often. At her age, you go to lots of funerals, either someone else’s, or your own.
During the mass, the bells in the church tower began to ring. I was flooded with emotion. I remembered hearing the bells of the church next to my grammar school as they marked the liturgy of the hours.
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