That we get through ONE ASH WEDNESDAY WITHOUT BEING SUBJECTED TO "ASHES"?
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I TOTALLY AGREE!! Ashes should be retired. I think that secretly choir directors just get a kick out of hearing us all drone it out once a year.
I did it! I got through Ash WEdnesday without hearing it.
I went to the Mall and heard “Lord Throughout these 40 Days.” The only ashes were those put on our foreheads. God is good!
I just realized that “Ashes” is a “hymn”. Sorry to say (ha ha) that I’ve never heard it. Sounds like a winner, though, right up there with “Gather Us In”.