This time of year always has me in a writing mood (whether I get time to or not is entirely another story). Nonetheless, there’s something about the Fall months that seems to usher in a desire for pondering. Perhaps you’ve felt it too? Living in Florida, we don’t see the seasons change that drastically but […]
Category: Feasts and Traditions
Epiphany in Times of Despair
When disappointments come its best to keep asking questions so they aren’t repeated. We are learning to align with His Will not our own. The question isn’t “Why, Lord?” It’s “What, How, Where”: What did I miss? How can I not miss it again? Where can I find you when it happens again? What can […]
‘His Name is John’
FEAST OF THE PASSION OF SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST We named him John, not so he could die for Christ, but so he could live for him. We call them martyrs, not because they were given the choice to die or deny Him, but because they were given the choice to live for Christ or […]
JOIN ME! 40 Days of Violence Begins Now – Lent 2020
Ashes aren’t so much a sign of our holiness as they are a sign of our humility. The observance of Lent is about manifesting your belief in the power of Christ to transform us. Your faith must be shown through works or else it is not actually faith-it’s magic. Lent focuses on the works of […]
LET YOURSELF BE HEALED…A Post-Saint Valentine’s Day Note
In nearly 40 years of Valentine’s Days, many of which the good Lord in His grace has allowed me to forget (because they were so horrible), I finally had one that was so perfect it moved me to tears. And in those tears, I realized just how much this day is about True Love.