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Ash Wednesday
For most Christians, tomorrow marks the beginning of Lent, a season of repentance, forgiveness and mercy. This penitential season leads us to the great feast of Easter, when we remember Christ’s resurrection. So, why start with ashes? From Old Testament … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Church, Inspiration, Prayer
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Overcoming Discouragement
It’s pretty easy to get discouraged, don’t you think? I’ve been talking to a lot of people about discouragement lately, and it seems as though it’s affecting just about everyone in one way or another. Maybe its your health, or … Continue reading
Be Forgiving
I was talking to a friend early this morning. He had forgotten that he made a commitment to his coworker to meet earlier than normal, and the man had to wait for some time for my friend to show up. … Continue reading
The Dream Manager
A friend of mine gave me a great little book for my birthday. Written by Matthew Kelly, The Dream Manager is a wonderful story of how a struggling company was able to turn things around because they helped their employees achieve their … Continue reading
Black Beans and Rice
Lately, I’ve been really trying to stick to my vegetarian diet. Since I’ve been traveling a lot, it hasn’t always been easy. I often worry about getting enough protein, since most of us get our daily dose get this vital … Continue reading
Posted in Main Course, Soups and Stews, Vegan, Vegetarian
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What Are We Really Consuming?
I was out on yahoo’s homepage yesterday, and I saw a little news item that caught my attention. It read, McDonald’s drops pink slime. How could you not open that little window to see what they were talking about? Heck, … Continue reading
Posted in Body, Nutrition
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Vegetarian Country Stew
Although it felt a bit like spring in my neck of the woods today, winter is still with us. In fact, I’ve always found February to be the coldest, snowiest, and dreary month. I was trying to find a hearty … Continue reading
Posted in Main Course, Soup On Saturday, Soups and Stews, Vegetarian
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Come On Spring
Spring won’t officially get here until March 20th, but the poor bulbs don’t know it. Like most of the country, we’ve had unseasonably warm weather and hardly any snow. Growing up in California, I never really appreciated spring until I … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening, Inspiration, Spirit
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Make Every Day Count
Sorry for the pause in my posts. I’m still getting over a bug I picked up, and the antibiotics have been slow to kick in. We’ve finally gotten some snow on the ground in my neck of the woods, and, … Continue reading
All Things Considered
All things considered, we have it pretty good. Sometimes, we can easily get balled up in our own problems that we fail to recognize that there are many, many people who are struggling with much bigger issues and concerns. Over … Continue reading
Posted in Ignatian Spirituality, Inspiration, Prayer
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