Fernando Ortega does a version of Give Me Jesus that is poignant, humble, and heartfelt....the St Olaf version is a whole nother kind of wonderful! (Mrs. Purbaugh, 7th-grade grammar teacher, please forgive me for what I did in that sentence.)🙂
Tennessee Ernie Ford was a great talent. He landed on top of the charts with “Sixteen Tons,” his commentary on the drudgery and degradation of mining coal. The lyrics included: “St. Peter don’t you call me ‘cause I can’t go, I owe my soul to the company store.”
https://certumindeo.wordpress.com/2023/04/08/limbo-a-poem-by-sr-mary-ada-christs-decent-into-hell/ And, Team Esolen, forgive me! I can't remember if you have done this Limbo poem. I love it.
Fernando Ortega does a version of Give Me Jesus that is poignant, humble, and heartfelt....the St Olaf version is a whole nother kind of wonderful! (Mrs. Purbaugh, 7th-grade grammar teacher, please forgive me for what I did in that sentence.)🙂
Christ is risen! Glory to God.
A blessed holy Easter to all the Esolens everywhere.
Tennessee Ernie Ford was a great talent. He landed on top of the charts with “Sixteen Tons,” his commentary on the drudgery and degradation of mining coal. The lyrics included: “St. Peter don’t you call me ‘cause I can’t go, I owe my soul to the company store.”