Category Archives: Spirituality

Lord God, “how do you keep the music playing? How do you make it last? How do you keep our song from fading, Too fast?” We love You Lord, our prayers to You are often repetitive hoping for a different … Continue reading →

During a sickness, illness or compromising health, who prays to God saying, “Keep it coming Lord!” I think your primary doctor would quickly increase your drug dosage. Yet, St. Paul, subjected to numerous afflictions – all done by him on … Continue reading →

Remembering. It’s a Lenten theme centered around remembering the gracious, divine events that led to our salvation. (Yes, I mean Jesus Christ.) Remembering during Lent can also be a revealing occasion about how we will be remembered. I mean during … Continue reading →

She lives very, very far away, or so it seems. The intriguing part is that I’m not able to visit her. She needs to visit me, and she sometimes does. She will often arrive for the weekend wearing her bright, … Continue reading →

Think Motel God owns the place. Jesus Christ is behind the desk answering the phones and registering guests and the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit cleans all the rooms. She has the master key along with her cart full of … Continue reading →

This grade school daughter, friend, student, niece and grandchild wakes up a routine Tuesday morning thinking not of her homework and school but the soon arriving summer vacation and the sport activities she signed up for.  A simple breakfast ends … Continue reading →

You’re panicking and you’re anxious So, what do you do? You punch 911 on your phone. Wrong. You’d have either Bell or Parateck at your home with all of their paperwork and machines and they’d be wearing boots as though … Continue reading →

Mother. There is only One God and there is only one mother.God knew you before you were born and so did she. She carries you through the grocery store waddling down aisle after aisle looking for food that you need. … Continue reading →

When we hear the word “possession,” we likely recall the movie “The Exorcist.” Which, by the way, happened at an Alexian Brothers Hospital in St. Louis. And it was a young boy but that’s another topic. We may also think … Continue reading →

Is our Gospel story today about the relationship between Jesus and Peter? Or is this a story about our living the life of Peter or, worse ever, us pretending to be Jesus? Ummm. I wonder. Jesus lovingly asks, “Peter, do … Continue reading →