"The day was long, The burden I had borne seemed heavier than I could longer bear and then it lifted-but I did not know someone had knelt in prayer; had taken me to God that very hour, and asked the easing of the load, and He, in infinite compassion, had stooped down and taken it from me. So many, many hearts have need of prayer. Oh, let us pray!
The Mystery of the Incarnation
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Sunset marks the beginning of the Fourth Sunday of Advent. Tonight, we
light *all* the candles! At the Easter Vigil, as the deacon enters the
Church carryi...
Seeking God, or Self-Harm?
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This morning as I settled into my prayer time, I picked up Divine Intimacy
and flipped to the entry for Tuesday of the Second Week of Advent. In a few
pa...
What You Don’t Know About the Assumption
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On August 15th we celebrate the Assumption of Mary, a feast that has been
celebrated as far back as the fifth century. In the East the feast is also
called...
On a mission from God and I'm up in alms!
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(See what I did there?)
Performance art is overrated.
Hi all, how have you been doing? I hope well. I have been, um, busy!
Let's see, I've been--
1. ...
Under the Mistletoe with You!
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Oh Whew! Here we are! Merry Christmas (season) and a Joyous New Year!
Before we know it the Wise (if you insist) Men will arrive and you can
finally take t...
12 in 2014
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Well, howdy! I'm still here, and actually, I would really like to start
blogging regularly again. Now that the baby (who, btw, is now 2 1/2!) goes
to bed a...
An Entirely Original, Irreducible Presence
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*Giotto, The Raising of Lazarus, Scrovegni Chapel*
"...For the Lord comforts His people and shows mercy to His afflicted.”Despite
this preference, we chal...
Moving Day
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Dear ID readers and lurkers:
You may be wondering about the strange little header that says this blog
has moved and the link that sends you to a new blog o...
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