It’s Holy Week, and that means it’s time for the last in-season episode of Monday Madness for the 2016 Lent Madness competition. Tim and Scott talk about the exciting battles to come in the Faithful Four and Championship. In light of a cheating scandal earlier today, they also remind viewers that it’s one vote per person. The way to win Lent Madness is to get others to vote, not to vote lots of times yourself! Cheating gets you cast into the outer darkness.
As you’re voting for the Golden Halo winner, you’re also deciding who goes on this year’s Lent Madness commemorative mug. You can pre-order the 2016 Golden Halo winner mug right now! You’d better do it, because if the mug factory gets backed up, pre-orders get priority! While you’re online, make sure you check out the full gallery of mugs for sale in the Lentorium.
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When do we get the laminated deluxe edition of the Saintly Trading Cards?
I second that!
Thank you — it’s nice to have friends nd supporters.
Scott, are those wine glasses I see in the cupboard behind you???
Forward Movement must have some great staff meetings.
This is my house, and those glasses are usually used for water. So not that exciting…
Hi -maybe next year – you might consider a contest for changing the opening music on these?
But the closing music should stay the same. I love that jazzy version of “Forty days and forty nights”!
the closing music is fine – the intro -to me – is starting to sound like nails down a chalk board -and it’s not even that I have a song I’m dying to replace it with – I just want to it to go away-respectfully
Was there a reason that Frances Perkins was left out of the Pocket Lent Collectible Cards?
Thank you.
Modern saint copyright issues.
Enjoyed the P(s)alm reading!
Or should I say Palm reading?
I want to see pocket cards (and maybe mugs) of the following saints:
1 and 2. Both Deitrich Bonhoeffer and Julian of Norwich, regardless of which one wins the Golden Halo.
3. Sojourner Truth
4. St. Francis of Assissi (if there’s not one of him already)
5. Frederick Douglass
6. Charles Wesley (or both Wesley brothers)
7. Absalom Jones
Also, how can one obtain pocket cards for previous years?