“The Word became flesh and dwelt among us” (John 1:14). Dear Family and Friends, D typed this year’s letter to my dictation. I strained my rotator cuff and I’m not supposed to write much. Ha, ha! That’s practically all I’ve been doing lately. In July I accomplished what I have been wanting to do for …
Nancy Ward at JOY Alive in our hearts tagged me in her post yesterday on her writing process. Apparently, there is an ongoing blog tour of the subject among writers. Since it’s a good time to update my readers on my projects, I will answer Nancy’s questions in this post and hand the baton …
I like to say that almost everything I know came from a book. That’s true even in the spiritual life. Spiritual reading gives me the knowledge I need to do God’s will. Of course, after I read advice from the Bible, the lives of the saints, or other spiritual works, I have to ingest …
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Next week a lot of us will be making turkey soup with leftovers from Thanksgiving. We don’t throw away good food after the feast, just find another way to use it. In a similar way, I am posting today a discarded portion of my book on St. Therese. I decided to go in a …
Readers, I need your help with my new writing project. I’m not asking for your editing expertise. I don’t want you to finance my writing. I’m asking for something much more precious–your prayers. Back in June I published the short ebook, Five Lessons from the Carmelite Saints That Will Change Your Life. I told you …