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| Photo by Designecologist: https://www.pexels.com/photo/image-of-river-on-smartphone-1398339/ |
Friday Fotos is a post where I can dump some photos from the previous week. The goal is to make me more aware of the beauty and fun in my everyday life.
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| On Fridays during Lent, I pray the Stations of the Cross at my parish's Outdoor Stations. There's a lot of noise from the road, but it's easy to block it out. |
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| This made me smile. I just picture a mom with her kids, who were enjoying the warm weather, stopping at this tree to play with the kids' meal toys. Hopefully, they came back for them later. |
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| Dogwoods are coming to life! |
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| Laika is hanging in there. She's doing pretty well since the vet prescribed some anti-inflammatories for her hips. She even got into the creek on the day this picture was snapped. |
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| My neighbor's Kwanzan Cherry Tree |
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| The women's group at church just finished our latest session. This was the first time I was the facilitator. We watched a series on The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary. We learned a lot and had some incredible discussions. |
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| These red maple pods kind of reminded me of the fuchsia in Ireland. Not nearly as pretty, but the way they drooped down! |
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| Bat houses are all over the park. Hopefully, it will take care of all of the bug problems! |
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| The 5th Sunday of Lent: Everything is veiled, even in the little chapel. In my parish, this happens on the 5th Sunday; some parishes wait until after the Holy Thursday Mass |
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| Stained glass windows and the Stations of the Cross (found in every Catholic Church) are not covered. Why do we veil everything else? The short answer: to remind us of the importance of Holy Week (the week between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday) and to keep us focused on Christ's Passion during this last week of Lent. |
Thanks for taking the time to see what I saw beauty in this week!
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