Our family has a heavy heart this week. My dear Aunt Miriam passed away this past Sunday. The wake and funeral was on Wednesday and Thursday and it breaks my heart that I wasn’t able to make the trip back to NY to be there.
As you all know, we’ve been hit all over the place with bad weather. Even down here in Atlanta, GA we’ve been hit with snow, ice and sleet. It’s been quite remarkable.
Traveling has been difficult, if not impossible. Power has gone out in some places. Even lives have been lost due to the weather.
As we near the end of the first week of Advent, I feel called to share this beautiful prayer to Our Lady. It is one of the antiphons available at the end of night prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours for the Advent Season.
As we travel along our Advent journey, please know that I will be praying for each and every one of you. I pray that this Advent season is a fruitful one and that you are filled with many graces and blessings and grow ever closer to our
With Thanksgiving next week (for those of us in America), it is fitting that we remember all the graces and blessings we receive from our loving God. Even in the midst of our trials, we are truly blessed and have much to be grateful for.
I’m not a big fan of Halloween. My husband (and tons others, of course) see it as harmless fun; but not me. So much of Halloween glorifies evil and anything that glorifies evil or darkness bothers me. The costumes are often immodest and honestly, the logic in me thinks the idea of begging for candy
I have so many prayer cards, holy cards, rosaries, and other religious articles that I could probably open up my own religious goods store! lol! While I was going through some of the prayer cards, I came across this beautiful prayer card by Reverend Venard Poslusney, O. Carm., that I feel called to share with