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Tag Archives: praying
Advent Word: Ask
The human heart holds so many longings. It seems almost inevitable that we would look to something larger than we are to carry our prayers and wishes beyond the possibilities of our own understanding. Of course, the moment we set … Continue reading →
Posted in Advent 2014
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Tagged Advent, ask, asking, candles, faith, God, longing, pray, prayer, praying, supplication
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Advent Word: Watch
On this Saturday evening, I am taking time to settle by my fire, to tend to my spirit as this first week of advent draws to a close. I have held my advent word (watch) close to my heart today. … Continue reading →
Posted in Advent 2014
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Tagged devotion, love poems to god, poems, prayer, praying, Rainer Maria Rilke, Rilke, shame, Waiting, watching
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I Pray
Today, I was checking my Facebook during a break at Diocesan Annual Council. I read a status update from someone who shared a personal tribute to and extended a desire for prayers for a loved one. I wrote that I … Continue reading →
Posted in quotations and reflections
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Tagged connection, Contemplation, divine, faith, meaning, meditation, mystery, pray, prayer, praying, reclaiming, spirituality, tradition
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Aunt Edna
On Sunday mornings growing up, my parents would load me in the car, and drive out of their way to pick up my Great Aunt Edna on the way to church. Aunt Edna lived in a run-down, grey shingled house … Continue reading →
Posted in Who is My Neighbor?
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Tagged aging, childhood, Christianity, disability, memoire, memory, prayer, praying, relatives, religion, spiritual guides, spirituality, visions
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