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Death and Dying a Lenten Retreat with Fr. Jean-Paul Labrie 2012

Death and Dying a Lenten Retreat with Fr. Jean-Paul Labrie 2012. Opening Prayer. Masaccio’s Trinity 1427/28. Virgin with Child and Saint Anne – Masaccio 1424. Who will take the Son……. A reflection upon my life.

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Death and Dying a Lenten Retreat with Fr. Jean-Paul Labrie 2012

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  1. Death and Dying a Lenten Retreat with Fr. Jean-Paul Labrie 2012

  2. Opening Prayer

  3. Masaccio’s Trinity 1427/28

  4. Virgin with Child and Saint Anne– Masaccio 1424

  5. Who will take the Son……

  6. A reflection upon my life ... • I imagine that today I am to die.I ask for the time to be alone and write down for my friends a sort of testament for which the points that follow could serve as chapter titles. • 1. These things I have loved in my life: • Things I have tasted, looked at, smelled, heard, • touched. • 2. These experiences I have cherished: • 3. These ideas have brought me liberation: • 4. These beliefs I have outgrown: • 5. These convictions I have lived by:

  7. 6. These are the things I have lived for: 7. These insights I have gained in the school of life: insights into God, the world, human nature, Jesus Christ, love, religion, prayer. 8. These risks I took: These dangers I have courted: 9. These sufferings have seasoned me: 10. These lessons life has taught me:

  8. 11. These influences have shaped my life (persons, occupations, books, events): 12. These scripture texts have lit my path: 13. These things I regret about my life: 14. These are my life’s achievements: 15. These persons are enshrined within my heart: 16. These are my unfulfilled desires:

  9. The conclusion I chose an ending for this document: a poem – my own or someone else’s; or a prayer; a sketch or a picture from a magazine; a scripture text; or anything that I judge would be an apt conclusion to my testament.

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