Words of the day are from reflection fro Richar Rohr and his Daily Contemplations. These “eloquent” words are from Thomas Merton and Rachel Scrubus: “ Even our mistakes are eloquent, more than we know.” [1] Thomas Merton “A sense of sacred irony, of eloquent mistakes, has for centuries enabled Christians to call the Friday of Jesus’ tortuous execution “good.” This is not a matter of putting a happy spin on a grisly, unjust tragedy. Good Friday, and all Christian life, is about embracing paradox.“ So, how do I, we as a world justify the paradox of Israeli soldiers beating Muslims in their place of worship during their most holy month of Ramadan? How do we justify rich countries treating their immigrants like cattle? But wait, they aren’t “their” or “our”. They are the “other.” So England 🏴 can place them on barges as they await shipping them, “the other” back to Rwanda 🇷🇼. How can Italy 🇮🇹, the home of our Pope, and all of the EU 🇪🇺 allow migrants to die every