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[…] searching and God revealing Himself to His children. This revelation is brought to a culmination in Jesus. God the Father sends His only Son, Jesus, into the world—not only to save us from our sins—but also to reveal the depth of His love for each one of His children. Jesus tells His disciples, “If […]
[…] marriage; keeping God at arm's length as I plotted our path. Our journey veered off-course dramatically when our second child, Will, was born. He came into the world with an extreme leg length discrepancy and offset right foot. We questioned what this would mean for his life. Would he ride a bike? Run the […]
Now that July is here I've decided to remove the Christmas cards we received last December from the wall in the den where they are currently adhered with yellowing, curling tape. Do not be alarmed: I'm not a scattered, hot mess of a homeowner who still has Halloween candy in the pantry; only last […]
[…] know their true identity? Do they know whose they are? Because I don't think that they do. I think that they think that they belong to the world. And friends, this breaks my heart; when I picture how hard life will be for our children, should they never come to know their true worth, […]
[…] in constant conversation with the indwelling Word of God, ensures that we become people actively committed to the good of our neighbor.” This is what turned the world upside down in the first century of the early church. There were no podcasts, conferences, or programs. No one had a complete version of the Bible; […]
Dig Deeper into Sunday’s Gospel: Read Matthew 16:13–20 As I write this, I’m sitting on the banks of a river in West Virginia. We come here every year. Rising twelve feet from the middle of the river is a massive rock, seventy feet long by fifty feet wide. My kids and husband like to […]
[…] led us to question the way we were living, “Radical Obedience to Christ is not easy…it's not comfort, not health, not wealth, and not prosperity in this world. Radical obedience to Christ risks losing all these things.” We weren't taking very many risks. And we were too comfortable. Another concern- pretty much everyone around […]
[…] Epiphany of the Lord - Mass with Fr. Mike Schmitz, YouTube video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Exwg_UWeYKI. David Paternostro, S.J., Godwards: The End of Man, Magis Center for Catholic Spirituality (February 17, 2010): https://www.magisspirituality.org/spex_reflection/godwards-the-end-of-man/. Christopher Brito, "Survivor" winner Mike Gabler says he'll donate entire 1 million prize to veterans in need. CBSnews.com, (December 16, 2022): https://www.cbsnews.com/ news/survivor-mike-gabler-donate-veterans-season-43/. Bible Study
[…] in obeying the voice of the Lord? Behold, to obey is better than sacrifice, and to listen than the fat of rams.” (1 Samuel 15:22) Then the news was delivered that God had rejected Saul as king. Obedience didn't just matter in the big stuff. God was concerned with the details. So back to […]
[…] who they are is untouched by physical distress. They can take risks-they can step out and try new things, and falling is not the end of the world. Falling and failure doesn't spell death-it is something we recover from. Bobby looked into my face for reassurance that everything was ok. Whenever possible, I want […]
