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Category Archives: Sunday-ish Reflections
04 October – Saint Francis “Canticle of the Sun”
Today we celebrate the life of Saint Francis of Assisi, an incredible man of God who lived a Very Long Time ago yet still has such a Huge Impact on us today – through the amazing Franciscans carrying on his … Continue reading
…on smiling when your heart is breaking…
Virginia the Blogger has been busy the past few weeks pulling Extra TLC duty for her precious Mama who is suffering from Excruciating Pain (the nerve kind that totally wipes you out.) Usually my feisty Mama zooms around in her … Continue reading
Posted in Sunday-ish Reflections
Tagged Edward Everett, faith, grace, grace of God, inspiration, Love of God, mental-health, Mercy of God, pain management, prayer, smiles
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quotes & photos: Mother Teresa & peace-full smiles : )
Since these Wednesday photos are finally making it to cyberspace on SUNDAY, here’s a little inspiration from Mother Teresa to contemplate as as a new week begins… “The Good News is that God still loves the world through you. You … Continue reading
Wednesday Photograph: … Mary, Mother of Jesus (Feast Day!!)
Today Eastern Orthodox & Catholic churches celebrate the Feast of the Dormition honoring the faithfulness of Mary, the Mother of Jesus Christ, whose ‘yes’ to Angel Gabriel brought Light into our world. As she ran to Elizabeth to share her … Continue reading
Posted in SNAPSHOTS & WHATNOTS, Sunday-ish Reflections
Tagged Bethlehem, Catholic Church, Church of the Nativity, faith, feast day, Feast of the Assumption of Mary, Feast of the Dormition, Inspirational photographs, Jesus Christ, Mary, Orthodox church, pope john paul, Pope John Paul II, virgin birth of jesus
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The Jesuits: … Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam
So that’s Latin. Since I sure as heck didn’t study Latin, here’s what it means: “To the Greater Glory of God…” A noble motto from Saint Ignatius, the founder of the Jesuits (literally followers of Jesus) whose feast day we … Continue reading
Posted in Quotes, Sunday-ish Reflections
Tagged America magazine, catholic saints, faith, Fr. Timothy King SJ, Holy Trinity church DC, Jesuit Center in Wernersville PA, Jesus, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Saint Ignatius, silent retreats, spiritual exercises of Saint Ignatius, spiritual retreats, spirituality, teilhard de chardin, the jesuits
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…Courageous Fathers ….
It’s Father’s Day in America – a day we celebrate & honor our fathers by making special meals, playing golf, watching his sport-of-choice, watching movies (shoot-em-ups a manly favorite), giving presents (shirts, socks & maybe something more?) All different ways … Continue reading
Posted in Life (in general), Sunday-ish Reflections
Tagged being a dad, courageous fathers, Dads, faith, Father's Day, fatherhood, my papa
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Pentecost!!!
This is a special day for me (we have been celebrating) marking 21 years as a Catholic Christian. My church in D.C., Holy Comforter St. Cyprian, received & confirmed us on Pentecost Sunday vs. the Easter Vigil (like most RCIAs.) … Continue reading
It’s Earth Day … (ok, Earth Evening… : )
On Earth Day we celebrate our planet, Earth, our natural resources, the Creator’s Heavenly paintbrush so busy building beauty all around us, and yes, Trees. I have never exactly hugged a tree, but I really REALLY like trees of all … Continue reading
Easter! Easter! Easter!
“Give thanks to the LORD, For He is good, His mercy endures forever… This is the day the Lord has made; Let us Rejoice and be Glad…” (Psalm 118) grace, peace & Easter Joy* Virginia : ) (*today & … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, Sunday-ish Reflections
Tagged church, Easter, easter joy, Easter Photos, faith, Jesus, joy, Psalm 118, Rejoice in the Lord, the Holy Land
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