Life, Interrupted
I’m living a life that’s interrupted all. the. time. But is that such a bad thing?
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Tag: reflection
Christmas Grief and Remembering Those Who Mourn
In the midst of the hustle and bustle, the chaos and clutter, the preparations and perpetual...
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Christmas Still Means Hope
I’ve had perhaps the worst Advent in the history of ever in terms of doing what I set out to...
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Knees and Waves on the Fourth of July
For me, Independence Day has never been as much about fireworks as about corn. For as far back as...
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God as Mystery, God as Neighbor
Today I find myself grateful for the gift of email. Before you snort your coffee and think...
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The Assumption: A Taste of Flesh and Blood
A Mary Moment Monday post that’s also a book excerpt In the Assumption, we get a taste of...
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Trusting God with My Dirt
Spring is well underway–with all its gusty unpredictability, and I’m left with a lot...
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I *LOVE* Catholic guilt. Here’s why.
Remember how I shared a quote on guilt a week or so ago from my Lenten reading? Well, here’s...
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Finding God in My Golf Game
A few years ago, my husband discovered golf. I was mildly amused, but not really interested. I had...
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Why Am I Catholic?
It’s a question that can be asked a variety of different ways: WHY am I Catholic? Why AM I...
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Dear Men, We Need YOU!
I grew up a bona fide Daddy’s Girl. My dad couldn’t go anywhere without a ponytailed tag-a-long. I...
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Smoke Detector Faith
Originally published on November 11, 2006. I came across it in my archives quite by accident, but...
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