Carta 94a
Summary
In a letter to his son Christopher, Tolkien describes his ongoing struggle to catch up on Christmas correspondence amidst the biting winter weather. He details his efforts in garden maintenance, despite limited progress due to the frozen ground and a lack of assistance from Johannes, who has been unwell. Tolkien laments the laborious nature of his tasks and his lack of progress on The Lord of the Rings during the vacation.
Additionally, Tolkien recounts his rare visit to the cinema with Edith to watch The Song of Bernadette. He found the film deeply moving and reflective of the miraculous story of Bernadette Soubirous and Lourdes. Despite any production flaws, the film successfully reminded Tolkien of the profound human and religious significance of Bernadette's story. He expresses a renewed spiritual connection and intentions to pray for his son, emphasizing his enduring faith and familial love.
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