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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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Here’s a good thing: to celebrate the Holy Eucharist in my fifty third year a priest. Scarcely a Sunday missed.
Often in a musty church, dead flies lying on the sill where the two or three are gathered still.
Sometimes in a great church chancel wafted heavenward by the choir; rendering polyphonic music to impress the Lord.
Or at the bedside, sacrament of wine and bread, spoon-fed to the very sick or dying. Masses nuptial or masses for the dead -
they add up. And even now the sacred mystery of Christ’s death and rise, awakes surprise, lives in the mouth, the heart and every breath
Comfortable I am among the things of God, and with God’s flock taking naught for granted, careful not to disrespect; but walk
humbly before the wondrous God; who is incarnate, in humanity enfleshed everything but sin to share, with all our pain, our joy, our temporality enmeshed
and more! The Maker of the universe has the secret code, the key to enter into physicality, to hide within created things, eternity
to be the Maker’s making, Heaven forsaking.
in the dirt of earth God takes birth.
I know. Enough to make you die of mirth!
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