Wednesday (St Catherine of Siena)

Morning Prayer in the cathedral (Brenda having driven me in, since I was still carless).
Refined and printed my homily for Easter IV (this Sunday at St George’s, Belleville).
Responded to three disparate situations, relatively briefly, via email.
Allowed myself to get sucked into an exchange on the venerable General Convention listserv that I’ve been a member of since 2002. My efforts were probably ineffective.
Walked up to Isringhausen to retrieve my car. Lunch from KFC, eaten at home.
Spoke by phone (at my request) with a fellow trustee, and committee chair, of Nashotah House.
Refined and printed my homily for Easter VI (May 9 & 10 in Marion and Carbondale).
Took a close look at the latest draft of revised charter and bylaws for Nashotah House. Made a few notes.
Retrofitted and repurposed some homiletical material from many years ago for use as a sermon when I visit Redeemer, Cairo for Easter VII (May 17).
Attended to some minor General Convention-related chores.
Perused a rather well-put together report from the Episcopal Church’s chief statistician. His work is one of the few instances in which something that the “national church” does is actually worth the money,
Evening Prayer in the cathedral.
Met with a postulant who is in the beginning of his formation stage as a vocational deacon.
Spoke by phone substantively and at some length with the rector of one of our parishes.
Home, rather tired, around 6:30.