Journeying to Grace

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  • The Grace of Respect

    But as children of God, we know we are called to extend the grace of respect by our example and in how we treat each other. We offer the grace… Read more

  • The Grace of Awareness

    The grace of awareness is an invitation to discover what we may be missing, both in our physical surroundings and in our hearts. When we are deliberate in our awareness… Read more

  • The Grace of Forgiveness

    Forgiveness, whether we seek this grace or grant it, is an act of faith. It is an act of love. And it is difficult. Forgiveness requires courage and humility to… Read more

  • Exploring the Graces – Patience

    But what if the patience we seek, especially as a grace, was a good and nourishing instrument of faith and not just a means of coping? …we may find that… Read more

  • Exploring the Graces

    …the graces of God are abundant – the graces we receive and the graces we are called to share; the graces we know well and the graces we do not… Read more

  • Jesus Isn’t Hidden

    Do we receive our unexpected encounters with Jesus with this kind of awe? Or in our distractions and busyness, do we miss these gifts of renewing grace and let Jesus… Read more

  • Finding God in the Familiar

    At times when we are prayerfully discerning and wondering if we are taking the right path, I think our spirit is sometimes a combination of what is already stirring within… Read more

  • Using Our ‘Keys of Spirit’

    What unique keys of spirit do you carry with you to show the Love of God to others – hope, forgiveness, joy, friendship, kindness, selflessness, peace, compassion,…? When we use… Read more

  • Reflecting Our Stories of Spirit

    We do have a story of faith and salvation to share and witness, and as we outwardly move forward each day, we are invited to reflect our story of spirit… Read more

  • The Whisper of Love and Peace

    I can picture a vast mountain and experience the strength of the wind, the movement of the earthquake, and the heat of the fire. I often revisit this verse when… Read more