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Saint Patrick (a prayer of…)
Saint Patrick’s Day is coming (Sunday!!) So, late on this Lenten Friday here’s one of his powerful prayers to reflect upon (’tis also a good one to consider taking along into our daily prayer closets to get those morning prayers … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, Quotes
Tagged catholic prayers, catholic saints, christianity, faith, Irish prayers, Lent, prayer, Saint Patrick, saint patrick of ireland, spirituality, St. Patrick's Day, Word of God
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St. Brigid… a prayer…
A prayer for this Monday in Lent…& as the Conclave begins tomorrow in Rome(!!) “Rouse us, O Lord, from the sleep of apathy and from tossing to and fro in our thoughts.. That we may not longer live as in … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, Quotes
Tagged catholic saints, faith, Irish prayers, Lent, prayer, religion, Saint Brigid, spirituality, st brigid of kildare
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Bernard of Clairvaux quote: … scepters & hoes…
Once again ’tis late & Virginia the Blogger must needs get her beauty sleep (!! – that’s a joke, but sleep is Rather Nice when you can get some, especially that rare-around-here uninterrupted premium pillow time…) SO, here’s a quote … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, Quotes
Tagged Benard of Clairvaux, catholic saints, faith, inspirational quotes, Lent, Quotes, spirituality
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15 October: St. Teresa of Avila …
yesterday i missed posting something about one of my most favorite, awesomely AMAZING saints – Teresa of Avila, or Teresa of Jesus as she is known throughout the world (she was so madly, passionately in Love with Him that title … Continue reading
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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Wednesday Photograph: Directionless in Assisi…
While traipsing around Assisi 2 years ago, i came across this little doggie looking a wee bit lost. With his nose to the ground he didn’t seem to notice the signposts that might have sent him along the way he … Continue reading
Sunday Flowers (& quotes from Padre Pio…)
“Take heart…even though you are not free from interior suffering… may love mitigate your suffering… Be courageous, my daughter. There are both spiritual and bodily rose bushes. In the latter the thorns are constantly present and the roses wither, but … Continue reading
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Tagged catholic saints, faith, Flower photos, Jesus Christ, Padre Pio, Padre Pio quotes, roses
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Monday Quote (…on cultivating Inner Peace)
“Do not look forward to the changes and chances of this life in fear; rather look to them with full hope that, as they arise, God, whose you are, will deliver you out of them. He has kept you hitherto … Continue reading
Wisdom … & More Wisdom (asking God for…)
“…If any of you lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to him…” (James 1:5) Living overseas in challenging and often confusing contexts, asking God for wisdom each … Continue reading
Posted in Bookshelf (BOOKS), Lent, Sunday-ish Reflections
Tagged beattitudes, Cardinal Francis Xavier Nguyen Van Thuan, catholic saints, Catholic writings, God's ways, Jesus Christ, love your enemies, oswald chambers, Road of Hope, Saint Paul, spiritual wisdom, Wisdom, wisdom each day, wisdom of god
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…Friday in Lent: Pope John Paul II (wise words from…)
“The fruit of a courageous ascetical journey can only be a greater openness to the needs of our neighbor. Those who love the Lord cannot close their eyes to individuals and people who are tried by suffering and poverty. After … Continue reading