Maybe it would have been better to keep these contemplations for the seclusion and quiet my study offers late at night? It was a jarring shift of perspective.ДЄs I walked into town for my meeting later, I thought about how difficult it was to move from threading my way through a mass of effervescent middle schoolers into the Passover crowds in Jerusalem, and to walk away from JesusвЂ™ body in his motherвЂ™s lap out onto to the sidewalks of Bryn Mawr. This morning between dropping off 140 tea sandwiches for the seventh grade language arts party and a midday consultation with a student, I spent an hour sitting in the back pew of my parish church, my mind fixed on what was happening on Calvary. These are not comfortable contemplations, and I am finding them particularly challenging to engage with in the middle of my routine life. Pray, he says, for the grace to know sorrow, regret, and confusion, because the Lord is going to his passion for my sins.

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