
Father Halyard was a true solitudinarian, though he preferred the term hermit. He was a man without pretention and preferred the solitary life of prayer and devotion. It wasn’t that he didn’t appreciate the visits from the novices that were occasionally sent to bring supplies to the hermitage. He would receive not only food and reading materials but news from the mother house, though he would never allow conversations to descend into gossip. What he missed most however was fresh daily bread warm from the oven. Everyone has their weaknesses.
Padre
Weekend Writing Prompt #208 – Solitudinarian in 90 words
See also: The Hermit
Regrets are human. Choices are, too!
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Hopefully, some kind soul will leave some on his doorstep!
My 90!
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