Tag Archives: time
Sacrifice
Any parent knows that sacrifices are an almost daily event as you raise your children. You sacrifice sleep as your little one crawls into your bed with a nightmare. You sacrifice that book you were going to read when your … Continue reading
Coffee Date
I have been on a God-run of phenomenal proportions lately. It’s been very clearly God directed, and God-moments spill out each day. It has all been wonderful, but I’ve been missing something, and I finally figured out what it was. … Continue reading
Doing Good
“Since you cannot do good to all, you are to pay special attention to those who, by the accidents of time, or place, or circumstances, are brought into closer connection with you.” -Saint Augustine It is so easy to … Continue reading
Waiting
I love having a purpose and a clear direction. Wandering around without knowing where I am going is frustrating. Recently, though, a friend told me about her time of waiting. She had recently retired, and was looking at what to … Continue reading
Times Have Changed….
Have you ever heard or thought, “When I was younger, we did (or didn’t) do _______ in our church”? Change is so hard sometimes, and it’s amazing to think how many things change in such a short amount of time. … Continue reading
Appreciation
I remember when I was in college that I always did better when I had a packed schedule. I knew that I had no time to get my work done, so when I had a moment, I did my work. … Continue reading
Connections
There are three traditional focuses of Lent – prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. As I taught my 3-5th grade class yesterday, we discovered that they are really all connected. In the fasting, we are brought face to face with our need … Continue reading
Gifts
When Father Adrian said his first mass, it was 1-1/2 hours long. Okay, he’s just excited and new. Next week, same thing. I think complaints started to come in, but instead of shortening to the prescribed hour, he shared how … Continue reading
