Standing in the back of the chapel before the Eucharistic celebration began.
Looking at the great rocks and the water flowing in the healing garden.
Listening to the musicians preparing for the Eucharistic celebration.
Times like these are occasions for my being very, very grateful to be alive.
6 comments:
Wonderful pictures, Joseph. Thank you for sharing them. I especially like the looks of that healing garden fountain! Our community is certainly blessed to have such a lovely place close at hand.
When Archbishop Brunett (who helped us to prayerfully bless the hospital was absolutely wonderful and very gracious) he said we were so fortunate to be together in this wonderful facility which will support many people through times of joy and sorrow...
I felt privileged to be surrounded by so many loving and happy people...
Truly we all are gift to one another
I like that fountain too!
Sure would like to see a lot more music in hospitals, all the time.
So would I...
Joseph
I'm glad you got a chance to get over to St. Anthony's. I looks beautiful. Linda from St. Joe.'s.
...'tis a bittersweet irony for me that the day the hospital opened was my last day in Gig Harbor...
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