There was the sudden onset of a great big visual break following the Traditional Tridentine Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at St. Joseph's this morning, while seated in the back pew studying teaching material by Servant of God, Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. that will go in the Tridentine documentary's Chapter 11, called "Sacrificial Apostolate." Work had to stop for a while, and there was no choice but to concede to the precious lost study time and do what needed to be done, sit with eyes closed in the holy peace, holy quiet, and holy hiddenness for a long while until the visual aura passed, a fine preventative measure that spared the entire day tomorrow from a blistering and incapacitating headache. What wonders.
There is a lot to write, including what happened yesterday and today during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and there will be more working on the documentary's script, and there are other things needing to be accomplished on what is going to be a first big batch of healthy homemade soup day in over six months.
But first, must hit the road for a few hours.
As in all things, may God's will be done.
The Work of Reparation to the Holy Face of Jesus
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