Our Bishop J. Peter Sartain's columns in The Catholic Explorer are always wonderful, and I found this week's particularly thought provoking. Worth a read!
Wherever I find myself—at church, work, shopping or the airport—there is something which in this place, at this time, and with these people, God wishes to teach me. If there is a way to apply the word “instantaneous” to the spiritual life, it is that the present, the here-and-now, is bursting with God’s presence. It is a hazard to assume that God is somewhere else but not here, or that he should respond to my prayer as quickly as I expect my e-mails to be answered.
Read the whole thing here.
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Hi Claire,
I haven't been commenting much recently because of final exams, but they're finally over and I only have a couple more assignments before school is over!!
I wanted to let you know that I've awarded you the Blogger Reflection Award, I have all the details and stuff on my personal blog (www.homeschoolblogger.com/totustuus).
The pics in the below post are lovely!! I love how Sarah had her hair pinned up...
Regards,
Sylvia
Eph. 5:1-2
Dear Claire...
Thanks for Bishop Sartain's reflection.
I can't wait to see your next post. Do you know it's already been two weeks? (hint, hint, hint... :)
Guess who?!
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