Archive for May, 2008

Pope John XXIII’ Daily Decalogue

May 30, 2008

Pope John XXII is one of my personal hero’s and I hope this inspires you as much as it inspires me.  I remain, your servant in Christ,
Theresa 
EUCHARISTIC CONCELEBRATION
COMMEMORATING POPE JOHN XXIII ON HIS MEMORIAL
HOMILY OF CARDINAL TARCISIO BERTONE
Altar of St Jerome, Vatican Basilica
Wednesday, 11 October 2006
 
Pope John XXIII’s message is still extraordinarily timely today. His [...]

Lives Too Busy to Live

May 29, 2008

Is this a statement that you have made, or at least thought to yourself?  Each day is filled with such a long “ToDo” list that you sigh because it has taken over?  Or you fill your day with the wants of others so that you run all day long?  Have you ever wondered why no [...]

McJesus

May 29, 2008

Not knowing what to write about I cruised the internet for a while hoping for an inspiration.  I happened apon a quiz that showed you two versions of a corperate mascot and asked you to identify the right one.  The differences were slight such as on which side does Ronald McDonald wear the famed “M”.  [...]

If You Would Only Listen

May 28, 2008

One of the great frustrations of being a parent is to stand by and watch your children struggle through their own messes.  I think we do our children a great disservice by “rescuing” them.  They need to sort out and deal with the problems they create in their own life.  But that said its still [...]

“Found”

May 27, 2008

Today I had the opportunity to watch a movie than, in the mainstream was considered a sleeper, had a powerful message… at least to me.  The title of the movie is August Rushand while very hokie and unrealistic at times was the powerful story of love found, then lost, then found again.  Concert Celloist who [...]

Learning New Languages

May 22, 2008

Over the past few days I have been experiencing some “technical difficulties” with my computer.  Now before you place the blame on the user (which would be actuate most days) this time there really was a problem within the system.  So, today, finally having the time at home I called for “tech support” and because [...]

Thank You For Serving

May 20, 2008

I come from a military family.  Not only did my Father service in the Army but my mother as well.  She was an Army Nurse and served overseas in the Philippine Islands during World War II.  My Father served in France as the secretary for the SurgeonGeneral in one of the field hospitals.  After the [...]

“But they remained silent”

May 20, 2008

Why is it that we expect so much from our religious beliefs but give so little? 
There is a gentlemen who works in my office, (Well, work is not a great word for him…exists would be a more appropriate description) who wears this huge crucifix around his neck.  Its almost as if he expects that if [...]

New Insights ontop of Old

May 15, 2008

In my quest to health I finally figured something out today. But first let me remind myself (and you if you care) what I have learned so far in this journey.
First, this life we live isn’t it. This is not our final destination. (I learned this a long time ago but its an important foundation.) [...]

Keep me Safe, O Lord

May 15, 2008

I know that a friend is going to think that I stole this idea from him but in truth I have been struggling with this idea for a long time.  Where do adults go when they want to be safe?  As children when we get scared of the things that “go bump in the night”; [...]