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.
Well there is something to think about this Lent. Is what I’m doing for Lent just about me or is it about my relationship with God? Am I looking to benefit in some way other than becoming more of the person God is calling me to be? What are my motives for my Lenten commitment?…
“Blessed is the man who trusts in the LORD,whose hope is the LORD.He is like a tree planted beside the watersthat stretches out its roots to the stream:It fears not the heat when it comes,its leaves stay green;In the year of drought it shows no distress,but still bears fruit.” Jeremiah 17:7-8 I have always had…
Noah, a 9 year old with AML (Leukemia) on this prayer chain. He comes from a marvelous family that are dear friends of ours and is in Arnold Palmer Hospital in Fla. His grandmother Linda has asked that he be placed on all prayer chains. He is a valiant little boy that is receiving Chemo…
Whispers In the Loggia Please read today’s post.Such a powerful prayer from Thea Bowman as we enter the final week of Lent. So many moving points, it is sure to speak to you. I was tempted to point some out, but as with any prayer, we are meant to hear what we are meant to hear. Please…
Today we had the 2nd meeting of our Wednesday Morning Book Group. The song that was used for prayer repeated the lines “I am blessed” followed by “I am grateful”. What a wonderful way to walk through the world repeating those things to yourself. I find I am thanking God in various situations that perhaps…
My poor little blog has been ignored for some time now. It makes me a little sad to think how much I am not writing on it. I have stopped writing altogether in an attempt to weed something out of my “must do” mindset. In reality, I only enjoy doing the blog…it isn’t a must…
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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.