We make resolutions for the New (Calendar) Year so we can set goals that will help us reach toward self-improvement and growth. So, too, we should make resolutions for the New (Church) Year so we can set goals that will help us reach toward holiness and spiritual growth.
Advent is a project of sorts, the purpose of which is to ready our minds and hearts to welcome the Christ Child when he arrives on Christmas. The project of Advent is inner transformation – a mental, emotional, and spiritual renovation, if you will. To do this, you’ll need to make plans and gather the right tools for the job.
Missed all the excitement? Not to worry. I’ve got all the links right here so you can catch up. Enjoy!
I’m sad for the townsfolk who had to endure such hardship during those trying times, but I’m ever-so grateful for what Hermann is today. We so enjoyed our time in Hermann, Missouri, which still is “German in every particular.” The history, the beauty, and tales of long ago, and the friendliness of the town completely enchanted us.
It’s been an exciting few weeks! Here are some highlights.
Perhaps we can’t persist in holding special events, but there are small ways that we can keep up the momentum as the calendar pages turn.
Exciting news, folks! I’ve got four brand new presentations all lined up for you! Blessed Are They Who Let Go: Moving from Pain to Peace My latest book, Forgiving Mother: A Marian Novena of Healing and Peace traces my journey from woundedness to forgiveness, healing and peace after having been raised without genuine maternal love. Read more…
