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A midweek breather
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Simple Ways to Celebrate the Sacred Heart of Jesus
This is a little late in the game. But Friday, June 24 is the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. This devotion began early in the Church’s history (you can see it in the writings of early Saints like Jerome, Augustine, Ambrose, and Catherine of Siena). But it became more popular after the revelations…
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A midweek breather
Halfway through the week. Stephen has a four day weekend coming up so, for us, today is actually Thursday. (That’s what I keep telling myself when I start to feel overwhelmed). His schedule unexpectedly changed this week so we had a random morning together yesterday which was quite nice. Of course, as per usual, there’s…
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Thursday Thoughts
What a tragic week. The massacre in Texas has shaken all of us, and that is a good thing. What happens to others, including the senseless heartbreak, should affect us. Empathy and compassion are what keep us connected. Keep praying. Tomorrow we’re heading to Beaufort to meet up with my family. Sadly Stephen has duty…
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Kate Middleton and Our Desire for Dignity
Today I found myself scrolling through the Duke and Duchess’ social media page. (While I was supposed to be working, of course). As I saw glimpses of media ops, award events, and messages about the importance of mental health, I thought about why we seem to have such an avid interest in the royal family,…
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Thursday Thoughts
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May is for Mary: In Your Prayer
I hope everyone had a lovely Mother’s Day. For some it might be a tough holiday, in which case I hope you found consolation. I was certainly spoiled. Stephen made me a charcuterie board for lunch, and steak and veggies for dinner. Everything was delicious. He also planted some Azaleas in our back yard and…
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May is for Mary: In Your Closet
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May is for Mary: In the Home
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May is for Mary
Hello friends What a lovely time of year. It makes sense that our beautiful Mother would be celebrated during this fair season. Some of you may relate, but I’ve had a somewhat complicated relationship with Mother Mary over the years. When I started to take my faith more seriously in college, I remember distinctly having the realization…