"For better or worse, my childhood days were lived before the age of the
digital camera. So, the stories of my early life are preserved in
shelves full of photo albums. As is likely the case for many, Halloween
photographs are plentiful.
"While Halloween had not yet morphed into the mega-holiday it is now, I
took my Halloween costumes very seriously. There were the challenges of
picking a character, brainstorming the costume that would bring that
character to life, and then making that costume in a way that would
somehow marry an imagination that was fairly good with crafting and
sewing skills that were decidedly bad. . ."
In a recent commentary, writer/Professor Lucia A. Silecchia reflected on some of the reasons why one dresses up and on the opportunity to dress up with virtue.
To access Professor Silecchia's complete post, please visit:
The Pilot: Echoes: Lucia A. Silecchia: Dressing up for Ordinary Time (8 OCT 25)
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