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Starting the New Year Like Mary, the Holy Mother of God

January 1, 2018

 
“As for Mary, she treasured all these things and pondered them in her heart.” Luke 2:4
It's surprising to find myself struggling to find the right words when it comes to writing about Mary. Not because I have no words, but because I have too many. [...]

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Remember This When You're Waiting Endlessly, or It Feels Like It

August 14, 2017

Waiting for suffering to end and relief to come would be so much easier if we knew the end date. If someone delivered the message, “You just have to hold on for x more days, and then your prayers are going to be answered,” most of us would muster up the courage and grit to wait it out faithfully. [...]

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Happy Easter: Live Resurrected

April 15, 2017

“Bend the stubborn heart and will, melt the frozen, warm the chill”
(The novena to the Holy Spirit)
Happy Easter, my friends!
Springtime is here, and hope is springing up all around us. It may be hard to see- it may be hidden- but it is always there. [...]

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Letting Go of Comparing Myself to Others

February 1, 2016

I don't know about you, but the fact that today is Ash Wednesday makes me wonder where January went. I'm still finding stray Christmas ornaments in weird places around my house.
But regardless of the fact that I feel like Advent has barely ended, it's time to gear up and figure out what I'm sacrificing for Lent. [...]

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A Call for Revival in the Catholic Church

January 1, 2016

As we walk into a new year, I pray that you feel as free as a fresh, unmarked calendar page. I pray that your relationships are healthy, authentic and satisfying. I pray that your connection to God is strong and your faith-based optimism is high. That's what the mountain top feels like, [...]

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When a Nap Isn't Enough- Ask God for Guidance

July 1, 2015

Some days, everything just seems a little bit out of kilter. My three-year-old, Charlotte, had one of those days this week. We just COULD NOT GET IT RIGHT. The pink cereal bowl seemed like a good choice until the milk and cereal were in it, and then it became an offensive object because it wasn't purple. [...]

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Show Others God is Real by Suffering Well

June 1, 2015

Is there someone in your life who you long to see experiencing the more that a relationship with Christ brings? Do you find you lack the right words to articulate just how much your faith means to you, and wish that you could communicate it in a way that really has impact? [...]

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Run Your Own Race and No One Else's in the Spiritual Journey to Heaven

May 27, 2019

Has God ever asked something of you that feels really hard, and you look around and feel a little singled out? Do you see other people who seem to have it easier, and you wonder why He's asking so much of you and seemingly letting them get away with less? [...]

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Are They Seeing the Face of God in You?

April 1, 2014

“For I have seen your face, which is like seeing the face of God.” Genesis 33:10

While the digital age connects us like never before, there is no substitute for face-to-face interaction. No email or Facebook message can ever compete with the joy of seeing someone's face light up when you enter the room. [...]

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Why to Lean into Relationships When You Want to Pull Back

February 1, 2014

“There are those that speak a stabbing sword, but the tongue of the wise heals.” Proverbs 12:18
There's a space between words being spoken by one mouth, and those same words being received by another heart. En-route, those words often get misunderstood. This is where imaginations run wild and minds try very hard to fill in the blanks and understand. [...]

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