Seems like common sense.
What?
The more you do something the better at it you get.
Say, recording short business videos from observation coupled with time-tested, world-renowned Disney insight.
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i miss Church.
A lot.
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All natural ingredients.
The Church pews are rocks, logs, or the ground.
The sermon is whatever thoughts you have that aren’t easily available in “civilization”.
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At Church yesterday, i can’t recall the Gospel’s main message with clarity.
It revolved around the truth that human suffering is part of our experience and the pathway (my word) to peace, contentment, and an absence of suffering (Heaven).
As we age, we can harness forgiveness, compassion, surrender, and service to others as positive, blessed energy, and activities, to channel and frame our suffering temporary.
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Most people are conditioned to follow along in the missal while the Lector reads.
Why?
Shouldn’t the focus be on Saint Paul or Jeremiah?
Shouldn’t the reader be speaking in a way the requires no textbook?
Why not just ask everyone to (silently) read the scripture to themselves?
Try to imagine the time, place, audience, and context in which the original person said those things.
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