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LOST 2020: Laypeople”™s Outdoor Sculpture Trail
A perfectly appointed tiny table and chairs. Tiny ice cubes. Tiny potato. Photo: BEN HEATH By SAM MOLSTAD, Host Are you finding yourself with time in your hands? Are you looking for ways to harness your Power? If your answer was “yes,” then please join us in creating the Laypeople”™s Outdoor Sculpture Trail! WHAT? You and your household will create a sculpture to display in a prominent outdoor location at your residence. Then, we at LOST will generate a map of sites where sculptures are located. The map will be posted online and delivered to your mailbox by LOST upon request. WHEN? Please submit your intent to sculpt as a direct message to Sam Molstad and include the address of where your sculpture will be located. The map will be posted and distribution began April 11th. WHY? Why not? We at LOST thank you in advance for your participation in this community building event designed with appropriate social distancing techniques in mind. Check [...]
Palm Sunday Peace Processional April 5th
By PATRICK CABELLO HANSEL, St. Paul”™s Church 15th & 28th Palm Sunday Peace Processional 2019 PHOTO PATRICK CABELLO HANSEL St. Paul”™s will host its annual Palm Sunday Procession for Peace on Sunday, April 5. We will march to places of pain and joy in Phillips, stopping to pray, to remember and to reclaim spaces that have been taken by forces who consider human life cheap. The procession starts at 12 noon at St. Paul”™s, 2742 15th Ave S. For more info, call 612-724-3862 or e-mail stpaulscreate@gmail.com.
“Searching,” Chapter 34 Epilog
By PATRICK CABELLO HANSEL “One person”™s found is another person”™s lost.” We are taught that this is true, that there always must be winners and losers, that it is part of the way the world is made, that the “invisible hand” directs the fortunes of everyone, and that as one rises, another must fall. But what if by searching and finding, or even by searching and not finding, we are more connected to our fellow human beings? What if our search, our healing and our wisdom multiplies unto others, so that as one of us is found, we all are? It is easy to speculate on what will become of Angel and Luz, our beloveds. It is easy to speculate, and hard to know. They have found each other, and they are willing to go to any length to keep that treasure that is their love. But we know that love untested is not real love, and that it is in trial that we often find our true strength. Luz and Angel will now walk together, and discover together, what [...]
