We lit the peace candle for Advent a few nights ago.
My wife and I read aloud from our little Episcopal book, standing before our Advent candles, using solemn voices. The dogs were seated around our feet, trying to interpret our human words, listening closely for words like: “Ham.”
The peace candle is important. Namely, because peace is elusive. A lot of people don’t even know what peace is. I’m not sure I do.
Foster homes are full of kids who have never known peace a moment in their lives. Prisons are overrun with the unpeaceful.
Addiction rehabs shelter souls desperately seeking peace. ICUs are chock-full of people pleading for peace.
I wonder what the world would be like if we had more peace. What if stress and worry and fighting and bickering, which constantly run in the backgroun

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