A response to my Nettleton's post
Fr. Lewis Berry, a Traditional Anglican Communion priest from Texas, left the following comment on my recent post about Nettleton's Jewellery.
Since it is so hard to post comments on this blog and hard as well to see whether there are comments, I thought I would highlight it here:
Father Lewis Berry
I love this post.
It is the multitude of small events that really constitute the most of life in our earthly existence and which, added together, help condition our souls - for better or worse. Everyday courtesies, careful and caring service, doing small jobs well, and friendship offered and received in even brief and fleeting and casual encounters, and above all an awareness and appreciation of these things: all that can be the difference between a bleak, cold, sterile existence and a life which even during hard times has its small moments of warmth and joy.
Thank you, Fr. Lewis, and I look forward to meeting you at the Anglicanorum coetibus conference in Mississauga Mar. 24-26.
Since it is so hard to post comments on this blog and hard as well to see whether there are comments, I thought I would highlight it here:
Father Lewis Berry
I love this post.
It is the multitude of small events that really constitute the most of life in our earthly existence and which, added together, help condition our souls - for better or worse. Everyday courtesies, careful and caring service, doing small jobs well, and friendship offered and received in even brief and fleeting and casual encounters, and above all an awareness and appreciation of these things: all that can be the difference between a bleak, cold, sterile existence and a life which even during hard times has its small moments of warmth and joy.
Thank you, Fr. Lewis, and I look forward to meeting you at the Anglicanorum coetibus conference in Mississauga Mar. 24-26.
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