You're going to be. Holy Saturday, Examine.

Holy Week is full of the drama of our human dread of pain and death, betrayal and loss. We live our own Holy Week experiences in every instance of suffering that we live through.

How have these Holy Week readings spoken to you in your own context? The The Oh, Oh, Our readings from Isaiah show us the figure of the suffering servant of a god who has patience with our weakness

and supports us in our struggles. He offers to shape us without coercion into his own likeness and to free us from captivity.

Where do you most want to experience that freedom in your life. Oh, Oh, talking to Peter and his disciples, Jesus shows that he knows them in the depths of their hearts,

better than they know themselves, yet he still loves and strengthens those who fail him.

How do you see your own failures in light of this love

and unfailing friendship? The The The Oh, You're going to be here.

You're going to be here.

And so.

And so.

And so.

And so, you know and and you know Have there been particular graces that you have found yourself asking for during Lent and Holy Week.

Take some time to reconnect with the hopes and fears that have arisen within you in response

to these readings.

What liberating graces is God inviting you to receive this Easter. The Oh, Oh, Holy Saturday is above all a waiting time as we join Mary and the disciples of Jesus in their sorrow and their glimmerings of hope.

As you wait for the light of Easter to dawn, take time to say what is in your heart to God, asking for light and freedom wherever you feel it is most needed in your life and in the world. You're going to be. The Oh, We adore you

have adore you O Christ and we bless you have redeemed the world.

Amen. you're going to be.

You're in the way.

The end of the year. You're going to.