Good Morning Everybody, This would be a great opportunity to do the 14 stations of the cross. I have a prayer book from DeMontreville that has all of actions in it, like when he falls each time, when Veronica wipes the sweat fom his brow, etc. and the prayers for each event.

Would anybody else be interested in this?

Rick Gentry 612.598.8813

Rick,

Excellent idea.Wade and I were discussing that we should do something in regards to this. Run with it.We should talk on Sunday.

Peace,
Carl

There are several sites that offer meditations etc, on this, but I'll make a copy of the prayer book I have to give you. We'll be there for the second service. See you then.

The stations of the cross sounds cool. Let's do it. Rick what do you think the best way to handle it will be?

Well, I just printed off a booklet thingy from Creighton University. For each station there is a description, a meditation, and a prayer.

I also have an old Catholic prayer book that has responsorial stuff. I like it better, because it is more programmatic. Someone says the prayer, and the group responds. There is also some latin stuff.

I think it might work if we hand out the scripts to everybody, and they can participate as much or as little as they want to.

There are about 21 blocks between points A and B, so I'll figure out logical stopping points. Or maybe we can look at it tomorrow.

BTW, are you up for a game of Scrabble?

rg