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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Doubting Thomas
“Unless I see the mark of the nails in his hands and put my finger into the nail-marks and put my hand into his side, I will not believe.” John 20:25 In my life I have met a few people … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged Apostle Thomas, Divine Mercy, doubt, faith, John 20:25, uncertainty
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God’s Will and Commitment
After reading my last blog about God’s will you could get the impression that there is no commitment in God’s Will. I would like to take a couple of blogs to discuss that because nothing could be further from the truth. Our … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, personal, religious, scripture, spiritual, Uncategorized
Tagged death, forgiveness, God, God's love, original sin, redemption history, resurrection, sin
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God’s Will
Its funny how our day can run in themes. Today I have had several conversations that have basically all been around the idea of asking what is God’s will in their lives. One friend called to talk to me about … Continue reading
Posted in personal, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged career choices, decisions, directions, God's will, life choices, prayer, vocation
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Road to Emmaus
Read Luke 24:13-35 If you attend daily Mass this will be the Gospel that all will experience today and it is one of my most favorite passages in the Bible. To me it gives us an abreviated version of a … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, personal, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged communion, confusion about the resurrection, conversion, Emmaus, friendship, relationship with God
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Stop Holding on to Me
As I have shared in the past, I am the parent of a teenager. Challenge is not the word I would use for having to mother a teen — torture, now that is the word I would use. There are … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, personal, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged blindness, development, growth, having eyes to see, Mary Magdala, resurrection, teen torture, tomb
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Happy Easter
Alleluia! Christ is Risen! Alleluia! He has Risen indeed! Happy Easter Greetings to one and all! It is hard to believe that we are here in such a happy and hope-filled moment. Even though Easter is so very early it … Continue reading
Holy Saturday — the Quiet after the Storm
Its now the day after. The day after a horriable, horriable event. Jesus, who was thought to be the Messiah is dead, cruxified on a cross. He’s gone and everyone wanders about wondering what to do; what to feel? Have … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, family, Lent, personal, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged belief, Catholic Church, death, devistation, fear of change, Holy Saturday, lost, passion of Christ, resurrection, suffering. love
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Good Friday: Learning How to Die
Have you ever watched daytime television? I am not talking about the soap operas. Those are a waste of everybody’s time. (Trust me I know of what I speak. I list them as part of my past addictions.) No, I … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, family, Lent, personal, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged addiction, death, death on Cross, Easter, fear of death, new life, pain, passion of Jesus, resurrection, why death
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Good Friday–Why did Jesus Have to Die?
The question has been asked of me, at various times in my life, why I remain Catholic. That has never been a difficult question for me to answer because I passionately believe in this Church as the deepest expression of the … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, personal, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged Catholic Church, death, Good Friday, Jesus on Cross, pain, Romans 5:8, suffer
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Holy Thursday
Tomorrow begins the Triduum — the highest holy days of the Catholic Catholic in which we reflect, remember and live with Christ his passion, death and resurrection — Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. When asked about today most … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, personal, religious, scripture, spiritual
Tagged frustration, Holy Thursday, Mass, Matthew 26:40, obligation, Triduum
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