As the sun goes down, light a single candle. It doesn’t matter why—it’s just a reminder that light exists even in quiet, dark moments. Sit by it for five minutes. Blow it out when you’re done.
That small flame is like the day itself: brief, but warm. A Good Friday isn’t about doing nothing; it’s about doing things that feed your soul without rush. And honestly? The world could use a little more of that.
