How will he or she respond?
Ron Zeilinger of Dismas Ministry (see my previous post) told me today that after he recently gave a prisoner a four volume set of the Liturgy of the Hours, he received a note which said,
"Thank you for sending the Liturgy of the Hours. It is like a river of pure water."
My f irst thoughts about that were:
1. Do I receive my daily liturgical prayer with the same clarity, the same joy, the same gratitude as that prison inmate? (Answer: no, not always, and I'd better do something about that.)
2. I'm going donate more breviaries to Dismas Ministry.
Ron Zeilinger of Dismas Ministry (see my previous post) told me today that after he recently gave a prisoner a four volume set of the Liturgy of the Hours, he received a note which said,
"Thank you for sending the Liturgy of the Hours. It is like a river of pure water."
My f irst thoughts about that were:
1. Do I receive my daily liturgical prayer with the same clarity, the same joy, the same gratitude as that prison inmate? (Answer: no, not always, and I'd better do something about that.)
2. I'm going donate more breviaries to Dismas Ministry.