Holy Week: Saturday, Sadder-Day.
GUEST POST BY VALERIE BOYER We have had a long week, and traditionally speaking, this is not a day that is often “celebrated” per say, because grief is a weight that none of us openly...
Read MoreFor Folks Who Considered Losing It When God’s Control Ain’t Enough.
“No matter who wins tomorrow, God is still in control.” The fight for liberation, equity, and justice does not end with this election cycle. Tomorrow’s outcome merely determines HOW the fight continues and just how...
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Maundy Thursday: Jesus, the Anxious Savior
GUEST POST BY VALERIE BOYER I usually start these reflections with some level of sarcasm, or satire, something to ease the tension of how heavy this week is. Today, I couldn’t do this. I couldn’t...
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Holy Week: Mary Magdalene, the Essential Worker
GUEST POST BY VALERIE BOYER It’s Wednesday! As we have seen, Jesus is having an extremely peaceful, beautiful non-controversial fun-filled week, like we are all having during the age of Da Rona. And to kick...
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Holy Week: Even Jesus is Tired of #Alladis
Guest Post by Valerie Boyer Tuesday is such an eventful, holistic, emotionally diverse day for Jesus! My goodness! We have a few riddles in the forms of parables about “random” things of people’s “random” life...
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Holy Week: My, How the Tables Have Tu — Flipped
Guest Post by Valerie Boyer We’re at the Monday of Holy/Hell week, and like most Mondays many years after that, it was an amazingly aggravating day in all of the ways. Jesus decided that it...
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Jesus Came In: Palm Sunday in a Global Pandemic
Guest post by Valerie Boyer I love Holy Week, it is my favorite liturgical holiday. So naturally, I had some thoughts pre-written, based on where/what I thought I would be during this time of the...
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