Monthly Archives: April 2014

Today’s Gospel has perhaps one of the most repeated lines from the Bible: For God so loved the World that He gave His only begotten son. The end of the reading though is less known: Whoever lives in the truth … Continue reading →

You know a robin cannot be an eagle or a sparrow or a crow. It has to be a robin and do its robin duties. Right now being a robin means being a bearer of good news. In these parts … Continue reading →

Some days I see an end of a great career in sight and I wonder how yet to give back while those remaining grains of sand slip through the hour glass. Tonight I went to a board meeting for the first … Continue reading →

Did you ever notice that one of the disciples primary tasks was healing? Today in the Gospel Jesus commissions his followers to go out and proclaim the Gospel (not yet written) to every creature. In the First Reading, Peter and … Continue reading →

  Today in the Gospel of John, Jesus appears again to the disciples, this time when Peter is doing what he used to do before meeting Christ. Peter has returned to his “safe” life.  Little does he know that once … Continue reading →

This was the photo I used this past week to represent calm and stillness in my journal for the e-course that Brene Brown is leading. The photo whirls me back in time, to Mombasa, and “stalking” this beautiful white bird … Continue reading →

  Three days after Easter Sunday and it is check in time. Are you still rising? Have you escaped the heaviness of Lent and embraced the joy of the Risen Christ? Easter is not a day; it is a season. … Continue reading →

We all have our magic places and getaway friends. These are the near and dear places in our hearts. We simply have to close our eyes and we are there. We sit down over a drink and before we know … Continue reading →

In many ways, we are all on the road to Emmaus. The day after Easter, and Christ is still appearing to his beloved. They still do not recognize Him. They are lost in grief and cherished memories. Their hearts are … Continue reading →