
Midlife and Sister Death
I am proud to say that I have just recently entered my 50s. Strangely, it hasn’t shaken my foundation as I thought it would.
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I am proud to say that I have just recently entered my 50s. Strangely, it hasn’t shaken my foundation as I thought it would.
The Holy Spirit is not an extra in Christian holiness. Rather the sending of the Spirit is the completing of the entire beautiful plan of God to share his Life with us.
Jesus’ Ascension reminds us we’re destined for more than earthly confines.
We must foster a genuine and affectionate connection to our world before we can effect change within it.
When she could no longer protest injustice, Dorothy Day asserted that “I can still pray.” We can always do something to change the world.
In intercessory prayer, I speak to God on behalf of another and their petition, be it a person, situation, or a community.
As my hearing has diminished over time, the drive to listen to what’s going on around me, to truly absorb and comprehend, has not.
The summer before my senior year of high school, Pete, a classmate of mine, was killed in a car accident. We were not friends—in fact,
So often we get caught up in the day to day rush of life that we forget to stop and soak in the many blessings that surround us.
It is not a matter of “carrying God inside us.” That would be too mechanical. It’s better to say that we are filled with God’s presence within us—along with our weaknesses and imperfections.
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