I have found that “offering it up” is a process whereby I open myself to God’s transforming grace. Darkness or deep hurt can make it hard to discern how to move peacefully through these phases. It’s normal to move in and out or even repeat phases for the same suffering. Sometimes, much needed direction can … Read more
As Christians, we don’t need April Fools Day for lessons in foolishness. We have the Cross.
There is an astronomically good chance that you heard the words “Offer it up” at least once during your childhood.
With eyes wide open, we are about to partake in the incomprehensible miracle of receiving the gift of Jesus’ sacrifice of His Body and Blood.
The majority of the walls in our modern farmhouse are white. I began my mission to freshen up with a bucket of white paint and a critical eye.
As a child, I remember looking forward to Mass purely because we were going to sing familiar hymns and Mass parts I could comfortably belt out along with my congregation
As part of our Lent we have decided, that as a family we would pick 40 people to pray for on a daily basis.
I assume by praying for something I don’t believe in, I may be thwarting God’s Will.
“Every other person who ever came into this world came into it to live. He came into it to die.”
