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But the absolute gem: Markle introduced to both America and the world
the Rev. Michael Curry. The first African-American ever to preside over
the U.S. Episcopal Church, he affirmed being soundly grounded in Civil
Rights legacy.
Rev. Curry’s 14-minute sermon did an astounding thing, flooding the
space with Afro spiritual richness, inherited from an unbroken line of
Black freedom fighters. Dr. King’s dissertation on “love” being the base
of his presentation, Rev. Curry stated, “We must discover the
redemptive power of love.”
Rev. Curry proceeded to lecture the detached governing elite on the
broader powers of essential love and the critical need to move their
subjective love beyond privileged inner circles to the disenfranchised
they actually govern.
Then Curry offered a jaw-dropper – driving this home by actually
quoting American slaves, saying even from brutal captivity Africans
maintained humanity, reminding: “There’s a balm in Gilead to make the
wounded whole … to heal the sensate soul.”
More here-
http://sfbayview.com/2018/08/markles-royal-arrival-blows-lid-off-britains-glaring-heritage-secret/
Opinion – 23 December 2024
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