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Examples and studies for a deacon's office crucifix. The image of Christ has been cut out to reveal a first surface mirror. These are expensive and delicate mirrors such as NASA or medical researchers would use. Normal mirrors are about 92% reflective accuracy; first surface mirrors reflect above 98%. They are so accurate the eye has a hard time telling whether an object is a reflection or the real thing.
Anyway, during the forty days of Lent, the crucifix is "shrouded" by placing the steel cut out of Jesus back into the crucifix. On Easter Morning, the steel cut out is removed and we see ourselves reflected with startling clarity in image of Christ crucified for us.
(The steel cut out is stored on the back of the mirror until the following year.)
Easter at the Wiese household. In the pictures are Henry R. Wiese, Wendy A. Wiese, and Elle Wiese. Taken in the house of Carl and Margaret Wiese. Color restoration work done.
Pictures taken on a tour of Scottish football gorunds
Easter Road is the home ground of The Hibernian Football Club and is situatied in Leith. Hibs have played here since 1893. The ground holds the record attendance for a Scottish match outside Glasgow, when 65,860 attended an Edinburgh derby on 2 January 1950 but now has an all-seated capacity of 20,421
Went up to my sister's home for a fabulous Easter dinner ... what a great time! She had these cool egg candles - all different colors. What a wonderful touch!
Fearing traditional Easter weather Madame had sensibly packed her Chapeau Russes. The mere addition of leftover Christmas Crackers and some jewellery et voila! I, meanwhile, have clearly suggested another cup of tea.
We took advantage of the Fee-Free Weekend at National Parks to have an Easter Picnic at Prince William Forest National Park.
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