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Lent: Light

February 23, 2012 Andrew Hook

In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. John 1:4

Chicago Union Station, 1943, library of congress

Chicago Union Station, 1943. Library of Congress

Such love does the sky now pour, that whenever I stand in a field, I have to wring out the light when I get home. Saint Francis of Assisi

In him was life, the light of men

As I listen to this statement within me what desire or challenge is stirred within me? Is there a prayer or action that emerges?

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