A little Good Friday meditation for you, from the movie of “Godspell” …
Where a Roman Catholic deacon ponders the world
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That was some pretty powerful music, despite the cheesy seventies clothing and hair.
OMG…..so many memories back in my Folk Group days. And, the message is clear: HE is here, by our side…….always……..
Brother Jeff, something we agree on! Both the power and the cheese. And as always, the power overcomes the cheese. May we all dare ourselves to skip the roads with Him today.
We had it on an eight-track tape and my parents played it frequently along with Sound of Music. The “where are you going?” question was so touching, so human; little could they have imagined where he was going at the time.
St. Catherine Emmerich has him entering the realm of the dead on Good Friday with angels on either side of him, like a champion. That would have been something to see.
I’m off to watch The Passion.