Left to right: Sherry Robertson, Katy Zatsick, Sally Brochu, Janet Blakeley, Don Thompson |
Left to right: Bridget Mary Meehan, Katy Zatsick, Sally Brochu, Janet Blakeley, Don Thompason |
Both Sally and Janet had prepared papers based on their prayerful reflection and study. We discussed the meaning, theology, and the centrality of Baptism as initiation into the Christian Community, including pastoral considerations in a renewed, inclusive priesthood and the prophetic witness to justice and equality at the heart of our baptismal call in an egalitarian, empowered community.
Art by Sherry Robertson |
You poured forth the waters of life.
For years it rained,
Filling the empty spaces of my life with tears,
Sadness that could not be contained
Even in shadowy vessels of life
Hidden in the density of earth.
For years it rained,
Waters of sadness, soft and dark as the night.
Blessed rain to wash away the pain,
Sharp, shared,
Often searing human pain.
I still walk in the rain,
Allowing her soft touch to anoint me
Drawing me upward,
Growing me deeper into Light,
Growing me deeper into Love,
Greening the Soul.
Poem by Sherry RobertsonLeft to right; Sherry Robertson, Katy Zatsick, Sally Brochu, Janet Blakeley, Don Thompson |
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