30 Days of Silence: If You Never Get Lost, You Never Get Found
Today is the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus. Ignatius was a great spiritual pilgrim, and his path to following Jesus is well documented in his Spiritual Exercises. I am grateful for so many people, men and women, lay and religious, Jesuit and others – who have been… Continue reading 30 Days of Silence: If You Never Get Lost, You Never Get Found
Uniquely Created: Called and Sent for Mission
I am excited to join Becky Eldredge and friends as a regular contributor to the blog “Into the Deep: Exploring Ignatian Spirituality through the Voices of Women”. This month’s blog series focuses on the ways each of us are uniquely created – formed by God, each with unique gifts, to fulfill the need for love in the… Continue reading Uniquely Created: Called and Sent for Mission
The Grace to See What God Sees
I am excited to join Becky Eldredge and friends as a regular contributor to the blog “Into the Deep: Exploring Ignatian Spirituality through the Voices of Women”. This month’s blog series focuses on naming the graces! St. Ignatius invites us to ask God for a grace each time we pray. This month, blog contributors share stories about… Continue reading The Grace to See What God Sees
To Know, To Love, and To Follow: “This is so YOU!”
I am excited to join Becky Eldredge and friends as a regular contributor to the blog “Into the Deep: Exploring Ignatian Spirituality through the Voices of Women”. This month’s blog series focuses on the grace we pray for in the second week of the Spiritual Exercises: to know, to love, and to follow Jesus! I sat down… Continue reading To Know, To Love, and To Follow: “This is so YOU!”
Diving Into the Deep
I am excited to announce that I will be joining Becky Eldredge and friends as a regular contributor to a new blog “Into the Deep: Exploring Ignatian Spirituality through the Voices of Women” – I’ll be posting about once a month, beginning TODAY! While we are an all-women writing team, our blog is not only… Continue reading Diving Into the Deep
Theology on Tap 2017
Thanks to all the great young adults who have been part of the Archdiocese of Chicago Theology on Tap this summer! It’s always great to see familiar faces and lots of new ones, too! If you were one of the lucky ones at Belle Luna Cafe tonight – when I conveniently forgot my handouts! –… Continue reading Theology on Tap 2017
Book Review: Busy Lives & Restless Souls
I am so excited to share this book review with you! Becky Eldredge is the real deal! Her first book “Busy Lives & Restless Souls: How Prayer Can Help You Find the Missing Peace in Your Life” flows from the lived realities of a married lay woman, juggling all the responsibilities that come with caring for… Continue reading Book Review: Busy Lives & Restless Souls
Admonishing the Sinner
This reflection is offered as part of a series on the Year of Mercy hosted by my friend and writing colleague, Becky Eldredge. I have to admit, this was a tough one! I would love to spend more time teasing out the image of “the sting of soapy water and a rough wash cloth” as… Continue reading Admonishing the Sinner
Feast of Mary Magdalene
July 22, 2016 – I was invited to give a reflection at our evening prayer celebration on the Feast of Mary Magdalene at St. Benedict Parish in Chicago. Here are my reflections on this great witness to the Resurrection! Last Sunday at the 12 Noon mass, we celebrated a baptism – baby Raymond Edward! I… Continue reading Feast of Mary Magdalene
Clothe the Naked -Part II
We had such a great response to the post For I Was Naked and You Clothed Me from a few weeks ago. It raised some important questions, so we decided to continue with a second reflection this week. Thanks as always to my dear friend Becky Eldredge for sharing space on her blog! ****************************************************************** Welcomed or unexpected,… Continue reading Clothe the Naked -Part II
Visiting the Sick
I don’t do hospitals. I was sufficiently traumatized by two separate trips to the emergency room as a child. The thought of sitting in a waiting room is enough to make me queasy! It’s no surprise that I rejected the idea of hospital chaplaincy during Divinity school. Looking back, I’m envious of my classmates who… Continue reading Visiting the Sick
For I was Naked and You Clothed Me
This post appears on Becky Eldredge’s website as part of her ongoing series during the Year of Mercy. I am grateful as always to offer my thoughts, and was particularly challenged by this piece on clothing the naked! When I agreed to write this reflection, I expected to remind readers about the importance of spring cleaning… Continue reading For I was Naked and You Clothed Me
Mercy Revealed on the Cross
I am grateful to my friend and fellow blogger, Becky Eldredge, during this Holy Week for the chance to share a reflection about the “Good Friday” moments of life, and how we find God’s mercy revealed on the cross. “Remain here and stay awake.” (Matthew 26:38) I stood at Joe’s grave and wept. I never… Continue reading Mercy Revealed on the Cross
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