These links are in fairly random order…, but represent some of the good resources that are being posted today for Holy Saturday.
Lent & Beyond Holy Saturday entries (several new entries posted already… more to come later)
Ohio Anglican: Collect and Scripture readings for Holy Saturday
Biola Lent Project: Devotional for Holy Saturday
Kendall Harmon: A Prayer for Holy Saturday (I)
Kendall Harmon: The Sound of Perfect Silence
Anglican Mainstream: Meditation for Holy Saturday
Archbishop Cramner blog: Easter Eve: dead, buried, bereft
Trinity School for Ministry: Holy Saturday Devotional
Godspace: Even Resurrection Pauses For Sabbath Rest
Desiring God: He Descended into Hell? Holy Saturday
Prydain: For Easter Eve: a reading from Augustine of Hippo
Give Us This Day (Fr. Charles Erlandson) – Easter Even – John 19:38-42
Emily Polis Gibson – Upon our Saviour’s Tomb, wherein never man was laid
Malcolm Guite – Check out his 14 Sonnets for the Stations of the Cross (especially sonnets 13 & 14)
Scotty Smith: A Prayer for Saturday of Holy Week
Patrick Comerford: Through Lent with Vaughan Williams (46): ‘Dona nobis pacem’ 6 ‘Dona nobis pacem’
Dean of Durham: Harrowing Hell: the significance of Easter Eve
Transfigurations: Holy Saturday (Psalm 88)
Vicar’s Versicles: Holy Saturday – Meditate in Silence
A new poem from Teresa Roberts Johnson: To His Mother on Holy Saturday
Music for Holy Saturday: I Called to God (Jonah 2:2-9) Patrick Schlabs
CT Magazine: Sitting, Waiting, and Hoping in the Tomb of Jesus
Emily Polis Gibson: Waiting in Hope, Brought to Our Senses
John Ortberg: In between despair and joy
Cardiphonia: The Canticle of Jonah for Holy Saturday. (Also at Cardiphonia, check out several older entries including: Bruce Benedict’s original Holy Saturday hymn / poem: “Death Tasted Hope in Christ’s last Breath,” and their compilation of Songs & Hyms for Holy Saturday)
Wow… I can’t ever remember seeing so many excellent and meaty reflections for Holy Saturday before…! It’s been a blessing to have some time to read, reflect, and collate these devotionals and resources!
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