"We are travellers…not yet in our native land" – St. Augustine
Work is busy at the moment. In fact, “busy” doesn’t even come close to covering it. I don’t think I’ve ever been so stressed and overworked in all my career and it’s been like this since Easter.
As such, I’ll be taking a brief blogging sabbatical. Maybe see you in May?
For any guys in Seattle this weekend, come along to the fourth Seattle Men’s Conference, Iron Sharpens Iron in Sammamish this Saturday. As you may have guessed from my Twitter feed, work is crazy at the moment, but I’m still making time to go this. You should too!
One of my new favourite websites is Trisagion Films. On this website you find lots of high qualify videos on a wide range of videos concerning Eastern Christianity, such as St. Ephrem and the vesting prayers prior to Divine Liturgy:
“A bad attitude is like a flat tire. You can’t go anywhere until you change it”
– Anon
A while back a friend posted a story and question on Facebook:
A husband and wife are attending a Tridentine Mass. During the consecration, the wife is tapped on the shoulder. A woman passes her a handwritten note that reads, “Shame on you for not covering your head while attending the sacred Mass” along with a cotton cloth of some sort and a pin.
How do you respond?
Needless to say, a very interesting Facebook discussion ensued…