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Monday Musings - What If?
My all time favorite one sentence sermon by Father Francis Hudson, S.C.J. : What if God loved you, only as much as you loved Him? Now th...
The Fatima Chaplet of Adoration and Reparation
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"When you have received Holy Communion, rise up reverently, return to your place and kneel down; do not at once take your book or your ... -
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Plan on visiting our ever-present and loving Lord: "I visit for love. To both give my love and to receive His love. This all-knowing ... -
Pondering Tidbits of Truth is my simple and inadequate way of providing nuggets of spiritual wisdom for you to chew on from time to time. ... -
[Excerpted from Godhead Here In Hiding Whom I Do Adore - Lay Dominicans Reflect on Eucharistic Adoration ] “Lord, to whom shall we go? You... -
( Image Source ) [Father Windrid Herbt, S.D.S.(1891- 1988), was a renown spiritual writer and included the following story about St. Alexis... -
Thank you Father Darr Schoenhofen: Palm Sunday without Palms This day, the beginning of an extraordinary Holy Week of unpre...
This reminds me of a couple of my nursing home residents a while back. The wife had Alzheimer's and was pretty much mentally gone, but physically she could do anything. The husband was completely mentally there but he was wheelchair bound because of a stroke. They worked together however and together made for a fairly independent nursing home couple. He'd tell her what to do, breaking it down into small steps and being patient with her if she didn't do things quite right. She'd push him to and from the dining room and do what she could to help him. It was a beautiful sight.
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ReplyDeleteI do not think you could have composed a more powerful written description of the value and dignity of human life.
Thanks for sharing and taking the time to comment.
What a great testimony!
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