He didn’t leave me there because I needed Him. Despite all I had been learning and doing to promote the message of His Mercy, there were parts of my life, past and present, that I was struggling to relinquish. … Continue readingI Am Love and Mercy Itself
I have vague recollections of frozen fish sticks on Fridays and at least one failed attempts to give up candy for Lent, and the rice bowls collection boxes we brought home, constructed, but never filled. Super holy, huh! … Continue readingThe Triduum for the Win
Peter’s brow is furrowed with worry and his eyes are open wide in suspense. One wonders what thoughts were running through their distressed minds. Were the two men panicked at Mary Magdalene’s suggestion Jesus’ body had been unexpectedly moved or even worse, possibly stolen? Or was it fretful hope in the Master’s puzzling teachings which filled their souls? … Continue readingRunning to the Tomb
I have a small group of women that I try to get together with once a month to pray using lectio divina and the Gospel reading for the upcoming Sunday. We have actually not been able to meet for the last few months so I … Continue readingLectio Divina: Fourth Sunday of Easter (Good Shepherd Sunday-Year A)
The word mercy has been falling into my lap a lot lately. One of the books I read during Lent was Pope Francis’ The Name of God is Mercy, from which I was reminded of our Lord’s great love that leads to precious mercy. Several … Continue readingMercy in Our Stories