Well, the days of Lent are coming to a close, liturgically speaking. I have to say it was a good Lent.
The Resurrection of Christ is reflected in each and every moment in which good is felt. The Life of The Resurrection is found in the trust that our faith enables hope to come about wherein embarks a voyage in which love can sail under the wings of the spirit which provides lift to our souls. We are called to keep this place within our inner most self a clear one -- safe a ready to serve others -- "to serve, not to reign." Bishop Anthony G. Bosco should be pleased. It's good to know that it's all about "a journey of a lifetime."
In just a few weeks, I will be returning to my hometown, Greensburg, PA, where I am going to play a concert at Seton Hill University. I am looking forward to performing on the organ in the Chapel of St. Joseph, adjacent to the Administration Building on The Campus atop this town , the town of the County Seat of Westmoreland -- a very different and unique place, indeed -- good people.
I will keep you posted about this concert at which I intend to draw the audience's attention to the good work of The University, its President, JoAnne Boyle, Ph.D, the art of creativity, philanthropy and awareness to behavior health and mental health support with the community-at-large.
For more information, visit my other website: www.nobile.com
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