The sermon at the Unitarian-Universalist church was on the importance of balancing between reason and passion. After exchanging friendly conversations with some of the church members during the coffee hour after the service, I directly headed to the Newbury street in pursuit of material blessings in addition to spiritual blessings I just had been bestowed abandantly. Here are some pictures of my Sunday loitering around holy and not-so-holy houses in the Back Bay.
The Newbury Street was packed with people and cars for shopping and dining. It was such a hot day, indeed.
The Trinity Church in the Copley Square.
The Old South (the Third Church of Boston) in the Copley Square.
Back in Cambridge, Mr. H seemed to have had another busy day for photo shootings with many visitors. Some school children are touching his left foot alternately. Is this one form of religious performance in the pantheon of arts and sciences?
The Newbury Street was packed with people and cars for shopping and dining. It was such a hot day, indeed.
The Trinity Church in the Copley Square.
The Old South (the Third Church of Boston) in the Copley Square.
Back in Cambridge, Mr. H seemed to have had another busy day for photo shootings with many visitors. Some school children are touching his left foot alternately. Is this one form of religious performance in the pantheon of arts and sciences?
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