The Bridegroom is Life
I recently attended the March for Life in Washington, DC. In all my years, I have never attended the March for Life, so I was very excited to be marching for the first time to show my support of life. …
Magnify Him
When my children were small, I remember how fascinated they were with a magnifying glass. They would take turns running through the house and yard and looking at small things like bugs, dirt, paper clips, strawberries, each other’s eyeballs and…
Be Not Afraid, I am Totally Yours
October is here and with it comes some of my most favorite things… pumpkin spice, a month to honor Our Lady in the Rosary, changing leaves, cardigan sweaters, boots and the feast day of St. John Paul II. When I…
Am I Worthy?
One of the most beautiful benefits of attending daily Mass has been the opportunity to listen to the Eucharistic prayers more than just once a week on Sunday. I have found that Eucharistic Prayer II is a favorite of…
The Power of Prayer
“The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly,” John 10:10. Of this I believe; of this I have seen. I have seen the way the enemy is…
She Pondered
What does it mean to ponder? I seem to be doing a great deal of pondering lately. Situations, experiences, people, events and stirrings in my heart which I continue to keep in my heart and add to the well of…
A Slow Love Story
As I have come to understand, everything about God works slowly. His promptings are quiet, His movements are precise and my journey into the heart of Christ, in looking back, has been moving at a snail’s pace. In today’s whirlwind…
In the School of the Bridegroom
“Our couch is green; the beams of our house are cedar, our rafters are pine.” Song of Songs 1:17 What a curious Scripture to come to my heart as I gazed upon the crucifix above the tabernacle after daily Mass…