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The Fly
I must share my thoughts on the U2-charist I attended.
It was awesome. I truly enjoyed it and not that I am biased as a loyal U2 fan.
It was held a an Episcopal Church in Dallas, PA. I was a little uncertain of how this was going to be presented. I had hoped it would not deminish the validity of the message they were trying to get across to everyone.
I must say, it was done beautifully. The church was filled. I always read into the lyrics of U2's songs. My friends used to think I was crazy that I was understanding the messages the U2 were giving.. My friends only saw it as 'words'. I have always (since an early age in the early 80's) thought their lyrics were powerful... Just something about them. They are the only band I have connected with... May sound silly, but true. I know many other U2 followers have the same feelings.. that is why we are a unique group of individuals... not only understanding their spirituality, but their political views and the passions they pursue. Since a 5th grader in the early 80's, I have always considered the band my 'role models' and I always will.. they one of many reasons, I am who I am today (with the charitable organizations I belong to and chair)
I must tell everyone: If you have a chance to participate in a U2 charist, please take the time.. It is great...
It was awesome. I truly enjoyed it and not that I am biased as a loyal U2 fan.
It was held a an Episcopal Church in Dallas, PA. I was a little uncertain of how this was going to be presented. I had hoped it would not deminish the validity of the message they were trying to get across to everyone.
I must say, it was done beautifully. The church was filled. I always read into the lyrics of U2's songs. My friends used to think I was crazy that I was understanding the messages the U2 were giving.. My friends only saw it as 'words'. I have always (since an early age in the early 80's) thought their lyrics were powerful... Just something about them. They are the only band I have connected with... May sound silly, but true. I know many other U2 followers have the same feelings.. that is why we are a unique group of individuals... not only understanding their spirituality, but their political views and the passions they pursue. Since a 5th grader in the early 80's, I have always considered the band my 'role models' and I always will.. they one of many reasons, I am who I am today (with the charitable organizations I belong to and chair)
I must tell everyone: If you have a chance to participate in a U2 charist, please take the time.. It is great...