With the annoucement of PNW Information Services going away, I felt super nostalgic about all things PNW. So much has changed since I started work in the biology lab years ago and even since I transitioned into IT. I walked around campus in the afternoon and wandered through the Gyte Building which used to house […]
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Lions, Apple Blossoms, Cats, Shepherd
Third Week of Easter: Pentecost with the Church Fathers The Third Week of the “Pentecost with the Church Fathers” book focuses on baptism. The authors write: Christ refuses to let our indecision and fear drive Him away, and that is the theme of the Third Week of Easter. p60 The questions for this week were […]
Sunday at Gabis and Art Journaling
Stuart, Midi, and I spent Sunday afternoon at Gabis Arboretum: Purdue Northwest’s Planty Annex. Julie and I were discussing options for a potential series of prayer/nature walks and she reminded me that Gabis exists. I always think it’s farther away than it is. We wanted to go to the Dunes and hike the Bailey Cemetary […]
Lindenwood Retreat: Part 2
This is a continuation of the post about Lindenwood Retreat: Part 1 Thursday, April 11: Day Four I prayed Mark 1:9-11. The theme of this day was memory and how we can look back on our lives and see God acting there. In spiritual direction I talked about memories with Sister Joetta and places where […]
Lindenwood Retreat: Part 1
A few months ago, I signed up for a virtual retreat hosted by Lindenwood Retreat Center. It started with a two-hour in-person retreat on Sunday afternoon when we were given a page of Bible verses to pray with and supplementary readings. We were to pray with these verses for at least 45 minutes each day […]
One Year Later, Unicorns, Seeds
Well, it’s been one calendar year since I received the sacraments of initiation. What a year! I can’t wait to see what tomorrow brings. I want to take some time and read some of my journals from this time last year. Speaking of reading, one of the unicorn books I mentioned in The Good Friday […]
Pentecost with the Church Fathers,
I usually have a song in mind when I’m writing and today it is this cover of “Tomorrow” from Haley Klinkhammer. For my very dear friend, you know who you are. If I could sing, I would sing this song for you! I bought “Pentecost with the Church Fathers: A Seven-Week Retreat on the Person […]
Holy Week Part Two: Easter Vigil and Easter Sunday
I’m continuing my blog post from yesterday, Holy Week: Holy Thursday and Good Friday. I woke up early on Holy Saturday with the idea of doing some more baking, but instead, I lay awake in bed and talked with God. When I say “talked with God,” what I mean is I prayed, listened, meditated, and […]
Holy Week Part Two: Holy Thursday and Good Friday
Well, here we are, Reader. We’ve made it through Holy Week, 2024. Happy Easter! Lord Jesus Christ is risen today! Alleluia! How was your Holy Week? Was it difficult for you too? In continuing with the last post, I’ve recorded the color of each day: Color My Days: Holy Week 2024 Continued Holy Thursday: The […]
Chrism Mass, How Communion Feels, Oreos, Prayer for Priests
When I art journaled, I cut out weeks in calendars and painted whatever color the day felt like on each day. For example: If I did that now, these are the colors I’d paint the last few days: Color My Days: Holy Week 2024 Chrism Mass On Tuesday, March 26, I attended the Chrism Mass […]
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