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Leave Room for the Unexpected
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We can rest and recreate during the summer months, but how about going a step further? How do we recharge ourselves for the months...
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I keep posted in my office a note from my husband that includes two phrases: “It’s not about you. Accompany them.” I first discovered this...
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I imagine that we all have different styles for processing feelings, ranging from total avoidance to sorting through them deliberately and slowly to wanting...
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A God Who Labors
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There is a life-size crucifix I once saw in a church in Germany, ordinary except for the fact that—a casualty of war—the body of...
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My backyard is currently a mix of broken kiddie pools, pieces of random toys, lots of mud, and so very many plastic cups. You can...
Lift Our Gaze
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On the feast of the Epiphany, as we recall Jesus’ manifestation to humanity in the face of a Child, may we sense the Magi...
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During Advent we are surrounded by the familiar: the decor, the prayers, the devotional practices, and simply the rhythm of the days leading up...
Yes, But…
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Loretta Pehanich
“No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks.” —St. Ambrose Monday She: I hate my job. He: Yes, but at least you’ve got a job!...
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