Showing posts with label Passover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Passover. Show all posts

Sunday, March 28, 2021

Passover & Palm Sunday

Two sacred celebrations occur this weekend. Whatever you believe, I hope it inspires you to be faithful, and  to pursue a unified effort of peace & justice in our world. 

If you are interested in learning more:

Passover in the Hebrew Bible - World History Encyclopedia (ancient.eu)

What is Palm Sunday? It's Meaning and Importance of Celebration (christianity.com)

The Trial & Crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth - World History Encyclopedia (ancient.eu)

Whether you are celebrating or not this weekend, we wish you peace and relaxation in your heart and home.

Purr & Paw,
-Stivali. 🐾

Pray, grieve, and act for those who have died due to COVID-19 and violence. -Assunta.

Saturday, April 11, 2020

We help each other through...

Good Day, Readers,

During this challenging time, we send blessings of hope, encouragement, and good health.

Pasqua and I are well aware of the benefits we have for health and happiness to our humans.  It is well-documented that having a pet reduces loneliness and anxiety, provides daily structure, and gives a purpose - a happy one.

If you don't have a pet, we provide photos of us and our outdoor friends to cheer you:

What is really cool, is  that one day we had someone other than Grigio come to visit us.

Grigio:

Random doe eyed kitten:

What a beaut, right?

ASPCA offers the following to help us protect our pets: aspca.org/coronavirus-keeping-your-pets-safe-during-covid-19-crisis 

We wish you peace, health, and safety this holy week - regardless if you celebrate - we wish you, still, a celebration of rebirth and renewal. In our Christian faith, Jesus celebrated a Passover meal with his disciples the day before his crucifixion, what we call Holy Thursday. Passover commemorates the liberation of the Jewish people from slavery in Egypt.

Peace be with you and with those you love.

Purr & Paw,
-Stivali. 🐾

(Pasqua, named after Easter, really wanted to write this blog post. I feel he is getting too much attention as it is - maybe next time, Little Brother!)