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Most meaningful part of Holy Week …

The story of this week is so full of significance and meaning for us as we walk with Jesus the way of the cross that leads to the empty tomb of Easter morning. Included as we mark this holy week  …

What is most meaningful to you in your spiritual journey about all that happens this week? And what is it about that part of the story that speaks to you as you grow in your faith and in your relationship with Jesus who was crucified, died and rose from the dead?

Share your thoughts here as we enter into a dialogue and conversation about all this week means to us. And especially this year, what is meaningful to you as we also experience Covid 19?

Posted on: April 2nd, 2020

6 Responses

  1. Nancy Mckenzie says:

    So many images cross my mind as we progress through Holy Week one that stands out is Mary his mother looking up at her son dying on the cross , as a mother I feel for her. What joy she must of felt Easter morning when she realized he was not dead!

    • stpauls says:

      Yes … there are many moments of this week that strike me profoundly. The one of Jesus’ mother Mary at the foot of the cross is especially poignant when I reflect on it through the lens of being a parent myself.

  2. Gail Browne says:

    For me it’s the combination of Good Friday’s sadness and despair and then Easter Sunday’s joy.

    • stpauls says:

      Yes, it is quite the juxtaposition as we enter the whole story through the grief of Friday to the overwhelming joy of Sunday … and isn’t that life too as we know it.

  3. Margery Cowley says:

    We were not a very large crowd for our chat on Wednesday, interesting conversation and some laughs too. I realised too, that although we were not close friends, we were friends with a common denominator. Our faith, St. Paul\’s and our shepherd, Mark. Our small crowd along with thousands of other people is following the journey of Jesus through the crowds in Jerusalem and finally to the peace and quiet of the tomb. Then the joy of rebirth on Easter Sunday. Margery.

    • stpauls says:

      It was a very holy time we spent. I was grateful for each one who was there. Together we are marking this week and I feel the sense of privilege and gratitude that although isolated from all of you I can still lead or liturgies and worship with you during this sacred time.

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