Apr 4, 2021
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel in Windsor, England -April 1st 2018.
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HAPPY EASTER ♡ -April 4th 2021.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel in Windsor, England -April 1st 2018.
Infanta Sofía of Spain and Princess Leonor of Asturias attend Easter Mass at Palma de Mallorca in Mallorca, Spain -April 1st 2018.
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Happy Easter!
Happy Easter!
Lineart and coloring: Nami (namisiaa.deviantart.com) Original art: Toboso Yana, Kuroshitsuji
Btw, I just realised I actually like Real Ciel more (I mean - when they were kids :P).
“It’s like the vigil of Easter.” Jamie’s voice came softly, accompanied by the small scratching sounds of a striking flint. “I saw the service once, at Notre Dame in Paris. Watch yourself, Ian, there’s a stone just there!” A thud and a stifled grunt announced that Ian had belatedly discovered the stone for himself.
“The church was all dark,” Jamie continued, “but the folk coming for the service would buy small tapers from the crones at the doors. It was something like this”—I felt, rather than saw, his motion at the sky above—“a great space above, all ringing wi’ the silence, and folk packed in on every side.” Hot as it was, I gave an involuntary shiver at these words, which conjured up a vision of the dead around us, crowding silently side by side, in anticipation of an imminent resurrection.
“And then, just when I thought I couldna bear the silence and the crowd, there came the priest’s voice from the door. ‘Lumen Christi!’ he called out, and the acolytes lit the great candle that he carried. Then from it they took the flame to their own tapers, and scampered up and down the aisles, passing the fire to the candles o’ the faithful.” I could see his hands, lit faintly by the tiny sparks from his flint. “Then the church came alive wi’ a thousand small flames, but it was that first candle that broke the dark.”
Excerpt From: Drums of Autumn by Diana Gabaldon
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Happy Easter everyone! Keep being like the candle that breaks the dark!