Faith Friday Blog

Our life can be a witness for others in little and big ways.

“Modern man listens more willingly to witnesses than to teachers, and if he does listen to teachers, it is because they are witnesses.” - Evangelii Nuntiandi 41

Mary Mary

Pain in the Neck

You get the meaning, even if it wasn’t a commonly used phrase when you were growing up…

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Kim Kim

Journey in Faith

Since starting my new job one month ago, I have had to figure out ways to incorporate my faith into my life in ways that were super easy when I taught at St. Mary's School…

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Alison Alison

The White Shirt

Yesterday, I was grateful for a white shirt.

A men’s, white, long-sleeved, collared shirt to be more specific…

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Mary Mary

The Invitation

Loving and befriending is hard work. But what did I expect? Maybe that as the years added up this would get easier?…

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Kim Kim

In the Details

Details. They seem to matter a great deal to a great many people. The details of how you meet someone, the details of a birth, the details of a death, the details of a new job or a new phase of life…

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Alison Alison

Supporting Data

Several headlines recently caught my eye. They were on separate occasions, over the course of several months, but on a similar topic: the science of happiness…

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Kim Kim

If Not Now, When?

Last week my kids were at their father's, so it was just me. I had read a couple books just for fun, but I felt like I needed something more to do with my time that was relaxing…

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Mary Mary

Learning to Travel Light

It was with a mixture of both pride and dismay that I surveyed the entire back area of our Ford Escape. The second-row seats had been folded flat so all that space was filled with, for lack of a better term, cargo. Great job of packing, but will I never learn to travel light?…

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Kim Kim

Battling Fires

I remember how my parents told me that no matter what happened in life they would be there for me. They would help me, guide me, pick me up, scold me, whatever needed to be done because they loved me, and they did…

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Alison Alison

When I’m Sixty-Four

My husband told me that when he asked my dad for my hand in marriage over 20 years ago, my dad’s initial response was, “Well, you have to learn to compromise”…

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Kim Kim

Let His Light Shine

As I was preparing for this week's writing, I was reading about this Sunday being the Holy Trinity. I began thinking about God's role in my life and how the Holy Spirit has worked in me even when I didn't see it or wasn't aware of it…

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Alison Alison

S-P-I-R-I-T

She was easily the best backwards walker I have seen. I barely noticed her checking behind for obstacles or potential interference…

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Mary Mary

A Higher Calling

Even when I don’t verbalize it, I find myself thinking, “Where did this month go?” For most of us, I’m quite sure the month of May falls into its own unique, days-passing-at-warp-speed category…

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Kim Kim

Faith and Time

Well, I am now the proud parent of a high school graduate. I have to say I wasn't sure how I felt about it until this week…

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Alison Alison

Stepping Back

It was 3:38pm on Wednesday, and it hit me that my daughter had an orthodontist appointment that day…at 3:30pm. We were on the wrong side of town, too late and too far away to make it to the appointment. I was so mad at myself…

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Mary Mary

It is a Verb

I remember feeling incredulous when my dad commented to me, “You can choose to love anyone.” This came about when I was about 15 or 16 years old and experiencing the ups and downs of my first semi-serious relationship with a boy…

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Kim Kim

Weary Traveler

My 7th graders started reading the novel, Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt, recently. A hard working, fun loving family comes upon a spring in a patch of woods…

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