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The Kingdom of God is...
... now I have made a cup of tea, and it has gone down the sink after the first mouthful. It was as if I were making tea for the sake of making tea. I admit, pouring boiling water onto a tea bag has its fun side, but there is always a sense of incompletion if this action doesn't result with you drinking a So, there is my thrilling milk story. But it really is thrilling for me. Ahh, the magic of Taize. Right now I am taking this special opportunity to do ...
Hitchhiking? Never ever!
... walked around the rest area where we stopped and also took his dog for a walk. Max walked around the car and looked nervous, but I was still on the impression that he was only really, really high (I kind of found that amusing at that time). Then he returned and my amusement turned into a shock: he was barely able to stand and get in. Moreover, he opened the car door from my side and gazed at me as if I were the 8. world’s wonder. After few seconds, he smiled and closed the ...
Taize on TV
... think the Virgin Mary, then it cuts to people receiving the Eucharist. I am in the background with white short sleeves and my black sweater vest, side on to the camera. Also, this link may only be good until Sunday: http://www.lejourduseigneur.com/Replay/ ...
Taize: Four Times
... a long table covered in white tablecloths, with flowers, candles and white jugs standing all over it. The Brothers served us hot chocolate, coming around the circle with cups and the jugs. Then Br Aloïs spoke, talking about Taizé, and answering our questions about Ecumenism, interfaith, and his story of becoming a Brother himself. He also said he had something to show us, and he lifted up a prayer book. It ...
Taize: Three times
... though we come from all over the world, our lives here are so similar. The work too is good. It is wonderful to work with other people, and to have your work change every week. And our appreciation is enhanced. Suddenly it is 'isn't this a lovely tea towel. It's so happy!' or 'I love squeegee-ing the floor! It's my favourite job!'. Things that at home would be of no consequence, or perhaps even be despised, here are prized. I have occasionally missed ...