O God, where did I go wrong?
How can I find my way back?
I am weighed down by this feeling
that I have failed – you, other people, myself.
My life is a mess.
Kyrie eleison (sung or said)
You know my weakness.
You know much better than me:
I can’t hide it from you.
How can I bear to face it too?
Kyrie eleison (sung or said)
Guilty as charged –
however much I argue my case.
It’s your laws I have broken;
it’s your way I have lost;
it’s your word I have chosen not to hear
over and over again.
Kyrie eleison (sung or said)
O God, where did I go wrong?
How can I find my way back?
Eggs and Ashes
(Book)by Ruth Burgess and Chris Polhill
Practical & liturgical resources for Lent and Holy Week
I came across this a couple of years ago when a colleague who is part of the Iona community used another meditation about judas. It made me think then, in this time of refocusing of examining will i will each of us be honesty and real with ourselves about who we are and where we stand with God. it's easy to kid ourselves to stick our heads in the sand and hide. but what part of our character what parts of our lives needs to come under the shadow of the cross