I’m listening to music tonight while I read Seek First the Kingdom by Cardinal Wuerl and take notes for my review. One item on the playlist is Japanese finger-style guitarist Ryohei Shimoyama playing Be Thou My Vision, one of my favorite Irish hymns. Just wanted to share it with you, I hope you enjoy it. (Thanks to T. for the link. I really miss those days when we played guitars together when we were kids.)
Thanks for commenting (and for clicking Like) on this post, SR. I’ve found myself thinking about this song all day today. After I get through watching Fr. Mitch on his show, Threshold of Hope on EWTN, I may have to watch the vid again. I got to see Fr. Mitch tonight, btw. He was at the 40 Days for Life Spring Campaign kickoff along with another priest and two Charismatic Episcopalian ministers and a whole bunch of lay people. What a wonderful way to enter into the Lenten season. I used to want to get out of Birmingham (well, out of Alabama, and I did!), but now I feel so blessed to live here with EWTN just down the road and all those wonderful Franciscans and my favorite Jesuit, too. :)
Have had company so do not have time to listen to video, but will return to listen. Thanks for sharing. God Bless, SR
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Thanks for commenting (and for clicking Like) on this post, SR. I’ve found myself thinking about this song all day today. After I get through watching Fr. Mitch on his show, Threshold of Hope on EWTN, I may have to watch the vid again. I got to see Fr. Mitch tonight, btw. He was at the 40 Days for Life Spring Campaign kickoff along with another priest and two Charismatic Episcopalian ministers and a whole bunch of lay people. What a wonderful way to enter into the Lenten season. I used to want to get out of Birmingham (well, out of Alabama, and I did!), but now I feel so blessed to live here with EWTN just down the road and all those wonderful Franciscans and my favorite Jesuit, too. :)
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