That is the question of the day. I do, I have been privy to them…I have been part of them. I am grateful to have the imagination to see the amazement in peoples eyes when Jesus presents them with the loaves and fish. Today I will be thankful for the ability to be open to the miracles in life. Click the link for an inspiring reflection.http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/photo.php?fbid=10150929461201496&set=a.139618381495.120357.46899546495&type=1&theater
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 just wanted to share an excellent article from the Guardian about the Catholic church in England. I love correlation to the Arab spring and how the people can influence the direction that the church goes in. Let me know what you think!http://apps.facebook.com/theguardian/commentisfree/belief/2011/nov/10/catholic-church-people-power?fb_ref=U-_a1toroc6Ih74pU9IVfq_J-CFCONX01FRS-339thXXX&fb_source=home_multiline&fb_action_types=news.reads
So I follow the People For Others blog from Loyola Press and for those who don’t, this week Paul Campbell SJ is featuring images of his workspace. It is fun to see and to get an inside view of the Loyola Press world. Today, we were invited to share our workspace. Well, mine is/was outrageous…papers from…
“First of all, then, I ask that supplication, prayers, petitions be offered for everyone for kings and for all in authority that we may lead a quiet tranquil life in all devotion and dignity. This is good and pleasing to God our saviour,” 1 Timothy 2:1-3Time to move on and do your part in goodness…
It was a scrappy and sometimes promising game but in the end Michigan won. (And yes, I am a little put out by the refs who seemed to ignore several fouls in favor of Michigan but I won’t press too many sour grapes). My saddest moment was when Triche fouled out…I was so sad for…
Instructions for Mary Magdeline by: A.C. KnauthBe thereBe honestDon’t worry about what they’ll sayThey will say what they wantYou know who you are,You know who He is.Be there.Be honest.Be comfortedknowing you are in the presence of true LoveWhat had been shown you thus farhas not seemed enough,But now your demons are gone for good.So…Be comfortingHe will need…
So Saturday I had the opportunity to present a workshop at a conference in our diocese. What a great opportunity to truly glimpse God! So many people, all working toward the same end. All putting their energies into being the hands and feet of Christ here and now. In addition, I was able to sit…
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Good morning, Annette! I believe in miracles, too… have always believed that *everything* was a miracle. Now I’m making a leap of faith in these acts of Jesus, e.g. the loaves and fishes, as out-of-the-ordinary type miracles.
I understand what you mean Sara. When you walk through the world with a sense of wonder it is easy to see the world as a miracle in itself. But like you said, there are moments when there is simply something extraordinary. I think the people who were with Jesus that day saw something truly extraordinary. It is the only way to explain thier commitment to the mission after that. They saw something.