
Wednesday of the Second Week of Lent

In whatever grief is arising for you this week, we invite you to take refuge in your senses with this music.
One of our Passionist priests, a big, tall good-looking Italian told me something significant when he saw me after my dad’s funeral. He told me, “Grieve well.” He was saying, “Feel what you have to feel. Allow yourself to grieve in your own way. Then, don’t stay stuck. Move through the stages of grief and come to peaceful acceptance.” Now I tell those who are mourning all the time: “Grieve well.”
-Fr. Cedric Pisegna, C.P.
This week's reflection question is "What are you feeling in your grief?"
In his grief, Passionist alumnus Jack Dermody found comfort in a song.
Hear what he has to say and then we invite you to listen to the song.
https://youtu.be/0xRNrnh__SE?si=MzW-LmcjSDMSNjFm
Patty Gillis, a retired Pastoral Minister, recalls a time she was grieving for the Earth. She serves on the Board of Directors at St. Paul of the Cross Passionist Retreat and Conference Center in Detroit, Michigan. Patty is currently the Laudato Si' Animator for Holy Cross Province and a member of the Passionist Solidarity Network.