Good Mourning
Christopher Heffron
September 12, 2023
Reflect Losing a loved one brings with it a hurt that registers to our very souls. It’s OK to grieve that loss—even if it takes a dozen years and a thousand tears. But your loved ones are closer to you ...
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Let Us Pray: When Words Fall Short
Stephen Copeland
June 23, 2023
How do I begin writing about prayer when I have not felt like praying?
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Gather the Fragments
Maureen O'Brien
April 24, 2023
My latest book is born of three words, gather the fragments, and I invite you here to share them, no matter what you believe.
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Lord, Help Me Remember
Natalie Ryan
February 9, 2023
Reflect After losing someone, I desperately wish to be able to pick up the phone to call them, to hear their voice. I can, at least, see their faces in pictures, remembering all of the happy and funny memories from ...
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When Darkness Becomes Dawn
Paula D'Arcy
May 14, 2020
The coming of the dawn is the rising up of an inner light.
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