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8 comments:
Next year, how about a warning (a day BEFORE Forgiveness Sunday, please) that you should not attempt to walk on Monday. Or at least, you should place crutches and/or a back brace) beside your bed when you retire after Forgiveness Sunday.
I love how the second illustration has plumber's crack.
Nobody bows much at my home parish. Too many pews in the way, even when people line up in the side aisle. I managed it, but I'm well conditioned by seminary. Heck, there I was a lightweight, since I didn't do a full prostration.
I miss that.
At my home parish this year, we didn't do the full vespers, just the rite. I think vespers would have put a bee in peoples' bonnets. I don't know what happened last year. I vagely remember some combination of snow and sickness.
I like the prayer rope falling! Nice touch.
I agree with Anastasia. I pulled a muscle in my leg and was really wishing for crutches to make my way to work this morning!
:)
Orthodoxy and Orthopaedics are next to each in the dictionary, for good reasons.
Metropolitan Jonah calls prostrations "ortho-robics".
"ortho-robics"!
now thats a nice idea for an orthograph!
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