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      In the Eye of the Storm

      Melinda LeBlanc
      In Louisiana, we have five seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall, and hurricane. I’ve lived through many hurricanes, some minor, some catastrophic. One characteristic of…
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      When I Feel the Ground Disappearing Beneath Me

      Gretchen Crowder
      One evening in early August, I stood in my kitchen in front of three open lunch boxes, feeling anxiety welling up in me. In…
      Discernment

      Finding God in Our Desires

      Vinita Hampton Wright
      In the world I have known, the American Midwest, the word desire has been used too often in the context of lust and sex….
      Discernment

      There’s Such a State as Difficult Consolation

      dotMagis Editor
      All of us are rightly wary of the incorrect reduction of the concepts of desolation and consolation to merely feeling bad and feeling good….
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    Laurie Marshanke

    Laurie Marshanke is Director of Youth Ministry at St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Niagara Falls and Coordinator of Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of Buffalo.
    Examen

    Advent Examen

    Begin by taking in a deep breath, taking in God's love, the light of Christ, the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. Exhale all your worries, your challenges, and your...
    Laurie Marshanke
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    Easter Season Examen

    Take in a deep breath—taking in God's love, light, and strength—and let it out slowly, exhaling any worries, cares, or fears. 1. Invite the Holy Spirit to help you see...
    Laurie Marshanke
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