“And then I can get life back on track.” If there is a sentence I have said more often since 35, I would love to know it. This one-liner and its sentiments have been my perspective since fall 2019. In my memory there are distinct moments that I know I said this about health, relationships, … More 38
Second Sunday of Lent: “When the disciples heard this, they fell prostrate and were very much afraid. But Jesus came and touched them, saying, “Rise, and do not be afraid.” Matthew 17:8-9 We all envision how our life will go and then, as they say, “life happens.” We know how we want our life to … More Sunday Reflection: March 6, 2023
We are starting to see signs of spring. The days are a bit warmer, the sun is sticking around a little bit longer, and there is that freshness to the air. This is the time of year when Lent is underway, I celebrate my birthday and often the start of a new season: so something … More Shannie’s Mom
First Sunday of Lent: “At that time Jesus was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil.” Matthew 4:1 God promised that he would be with us, not that life will be easy. This promise comes even for his own son who became fully human. So often prayer and faith … More Sunday Reflection: February 26, 2023
Count us among the many that sick derailed our week 🙋🏻♀️! This is last week’s reflection, but I have not attended mass yet this week, so we are counting it as “last call”: Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time: “Again you have heard that it was said to your ancestors, Do not take a false oath, … More Sunday Reflection: February 12, 2023
Fifth Sunday of Ordinary Time: “Your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father.” Matthew 5:16 As followers of Christ we are called to live differently, but there is a cost to Christian life: How we order our day, the people we choose to do life … More Sunday Reflection: February 5, 2023
What does it feel like when you leave a conversation with someone when you know they truly heard you? What about when they understood? How about when they help you make a connection or see something more clearly? That feeling of connection is what our humanity thirst for …. When quenched: elation. How many phrases … More Step into the Story
2023: Humility My word of the year for 2023 is humility. Over the course of the last several years my word or theme of the year has had a profound influence and so my selection process has grown even more purposeful with each year since the first word in 2019. Recently I heard the concept … More 2023: Humility
For as long as I can remember I have loved Christmas Cards. It was one of my favorite things about this season. Seeing the families year to year- how they would grow and change and where they would move. What they would share, wear, or the card they would choose. I soaked it all in! … More Our Return to Christmas Cards
The Netflix Harry & Megan Documentary came out this past week – and after my Crown series fascination over the last few years, I admit it – I was REALLY excited for this release. Its human nature we all want to a look inside… and then there is the other part of human nature: we … More The Harry & Megan Documentary is Reminding Me Why I was a Communications Major
Have A Little Faith in We 