Worth A Fleeting Glimpse or Two!

As you will note after reading their comments, the following two gentlemen found Fleeting Glimpses of the Silly, Sentimental and Sublime worthwhile. 

"Good reading - Highly recommended for everyone. Very enlightening and inspirational. I have read and re-read it several times. God bless the author." -  Richard

"Manly thoughts - Wonderfully written to inspire thought and moreover, action. Seagriff challenges me to be the man and Christian I know I should be but does so with a velvet hammer. I appreciate his example." Dave W.

I suspect you too will find the book worthy of your time. Still available for less than a buck here.

Vitally important notice: you do not need a Kindle in order to read it. Just download the free Kindle reader on your laptop, tablet or smart phone and you will be good to go.

If you are among the hundreds who have already read this book how about a two or three sentence review?

Are You Holy? Just Saying...

Our Lord tells us to be holy because He is holy (1 Pt 1:16). So why don't we listen to Him?

Are You Seeking God?

Eucharistic Reflection - Everything By and for Him

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“By Communion, Jesus comes to take possession of us and make us His. To enter into His plan, we must abandon to Him all rights over and all ownership in ourselves; we must leave to Him the direction and initiative of all our acts; we must do nothing by ourselves nor for ourselves, but everything by and for Him.”

(St. Peter Julian Eymard from How To Get More Out of Holy Communion)

Monday Musings - Who Was That Man?

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[If God used Balaam’s donkey to get that prophet’s attention, I guess he can use me to get yours. May these periodic postings on the second and fourth Mondays of each month (God willing) generate fruitful discussion and faithful change.]

 

I’ve walked these few blocks countless times over the past twelve years during my visits to see my ailing sister. Although I have seen homeless individuals soliciting money many times, I had never seen anyone quite like the gentleman I saw this day as I headed toward confession.  

Sunday Snippets - March 2, 2014

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It's Sunday and time to join an interesting group of Catholic bloggers at RAnn's place where you are sure to find something that will touch your heart and stir your soul. Take a few minutes and visit!

Question this week: What are you plans for Lent? To spend at least 15 minutes before the Blessed Sacrament every day.

Quench His Thirst!

When You Next Receive Holy Communion...

Pondering Tidbits of Truth - February 27, 2014

Eucharistic Reflection - Oh Indifference! Oh, Ingratitude!

Eucharistic Reflection – Oh Indifference! Oh Ingratitude!

"0 my children! Our Lord is hidden there, waiting for us to come and visit Him and make our requests. See how good He is! He accommodates Himself to our weakness.

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 "In Heaven, where we shall be glorious and triumphant, we shall see Him in all His glory. If He presented Himself before us in that glory now, we should not dare to approach Him, but He hides Himself like a person in a prison and seems to say, 'You do not see Me, but that does not matter; ask of Me all you wish and I will grant it.' He is there in the Sacrament of His love, sighing and interceding incessantly with His Father for sinners. "To what outrages does He not expose Himself,  that He may remain in our midst!