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I wanted to share this article from the Guardian about Papa Francesca. I believe that like all of us, in his life he has lived and learned. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/mar/14/the-pope-francis-i-know
I wanted to share this article from the Guardian about Papa Francesca. I believe that like all of us, in his life he has lived and learned. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/mar/14/the-pope-francis-i-know
Wife, mother, blogger, Catholic ministry. I love to garden even when it goes wrong. Same with writing (and we know it can go wrong.) Believing that God is present in all of it.
I have been watching the news all last evening and today because as we understood it, Sandy the Superstorm was suppose to blow threw our area. I am amazed that it has taken the turn it has and amazed at the devastation it has caused. I am happy that we seem to have been spared. But I…
So today is day 4 (3) of the Impeachment hearings and I am feeling like my Writers Block has finally lifted. I finally feel like I can write without an overflow of anger. Right now, I am just grateful. Most people are doing their jobs and that is all we can do. So, what shall…
Deeply, deeply touched by this blog post on Patheos. My heart breaks for her pain and I praise her courage. Self-forgiveness is the hardest forgiveness which is one of the points I try to make when talking about abortion. This is the position we should be taking, not the hateful, unforgiving stances. We need to…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/13/new-pope-thirteen-key-factsPope Francis I gives me hope…although there is one point that I am really uncomfortable with…but I will pray that the Holy Spirit deal with that.In the meantime, here is what we know. We know he is a Jesuit…we know he picked Francis…a humble intellectual…what a concept!I will be back but I am overcome and…
I haven’t been back to visit my blog since I got to Easter. I guess I was drained. Since, like so many, I am pulled in many directions I decided I had nothing more to give to scripture. Funny, huh. So here I am, back again and hoping that I can sustain something worthy of…
If you have been following the blog for a while you know that we are supporters of a village in the South Sudan. We have been blessed to meet an extraordinary man who has committed his life to helping the village that was destroyed during the Sudanese civil war. As one of the Lost Boys,…
I have been watching the news all last evening and today because as we understood it, Sandy the Superstorm was suppose to blow threw our area. I am amazed that it has taken the turn it has and amazed at the devastation it has caused. I am happy that we seem to have been spared. But I…
So today is day 4 (3) of the Impeachment hearings and I am feeling like my Writers Block has finally lifted. I finally feel like I can write without an overflow of anger. Right now, I am just grateful. Most people are doing their jobs and that is all we can do. So, what shall…
Deeply, deeply touched by this blog post on Patheos. My heart breaks for her pain and I praise her courage. Self-forgiveness is the hardest forgiveness which is one of the points I try to make when talking about abortion. This is the position we should be taking, not the hateful, unforgiving stances. We need to…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/13/new-pope-thirteen-key-factsPope Francis I gives me hope…although there is one point that I am really uncomfortable with…but I will pray that the Holy Spirit deal with that.In the meantime, here is what we know. We know he is a Jesuit…we know he picked Francis…a humble intellectual…what a concept!I will be back but I am overcome and…
I haven’t been back to visit my blog since I got to Easter. I guess I was drained. Since, like so many, I am pulled in many directions I decided I had nothing more to give to scripture. Funny, huh. So here I am, back again and hoping that I can sustain something worthy of…
If you have been following the blog for a while you know that we are supporters of a village in the South Sudan. We have been blessed to meet an extraordinary man who has committed his life to helping the village that was destroyed during the Sudanese civil war. As one of the Lost Boys,…
I have been watching the news all last evening and today because as we understood it, Sandy the Superstorm was suppose to blow threw our area. I am amazed that it has taken the turn it has and amazed at the devastation it has caused. I am happy that we seem to have been spared. But I…
So today is day 4 (3) of the Impeachment hearings and I am feeling like my Writers Block has finally lifted. I finally feel like I can write without an overflow of anger. Right now, I am just grateful. Most people are doing their jobs and that is all we can do. So, what shall…
Deeply, deeply touched by this blog post on Patheos. My heart breaks for her pain and I praise her courage. Self-forgiveness is the hardest forgiveness which is one of the points I try to make when talking about abortion. This is the position we should be taking, not the hateful, unforgiving stances. We need to…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/13/new-pope-thirteen-key-factsPope Francis I gives me hope…although there is one point that I am really uncomfortable with…but I will pray that the Holy Spirit deal with that.In the meantime, here is what we know. We know he is a Jesuit…we know he picked Francis…a humble intellectual…what a concept!I will be back but I am overcome and…
I haven’t been back to visit my blog since I got to Easter. I guess I was drained. Since, like so many, I am pulled in many directions I decided I had nothing more to give to scripture. Funny, huh. So here I am, back again and hoping that I can sustain something worthy of…
If you have been following the blog for a while you know that we are supporters of a village in the South Sudan. We have been blessed to meet an extraordinary man who has committed his life to helping the village that was destroyed during the Sudanese civil war. As one of the Lost Boys,…