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Author Archives: John Schroeder
Today’s find: Seeing the light
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Tags: 5th Sunday of Easter, Lanterns, Light, Pruning, True Vine
Today’s find: Dino-power
What’s up with dinosaurs, anyway?
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Tags: 1 John, Brontosaurus, Dinosaurs, Fourth Sunday of Easter, Jurassic Quest
Today’s find: Essential equipment
Golf may perhaps be more than a game – at least in the case of my weak-willed spirit.
For golf, it seems, has a way of teaching me about certain spiritual defects, such as vanity.
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Tags: Driver, Essential Equipment, Golf, Links to LaSalle, Resteck, Third Sunday of Easter
Today’s find: Born from above
Just about this time every year, I find myself reflecting on the fact that I have something of a soul brother in Nicodemus.
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Tags: Born from above, Easter 2021, Makoto Fujimura, Nicodemus, Nihonga
Today’s find: Stuck
We transplanted some Resurrection Lilies last week, just in time for Easter.
Suffice it to say, it’s not going well.
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Tags: Divine Mercy Sunday, Easter 2021, Resurrection Lilies, Second Sunday of Easter
Today’s find: Ardent silence
Unsettling, isn’t it, to recall how “pandemic” took “pan de vida” away from most of us last year…
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Tags: Ardent silence, Eucharist, Francois Mauriac, Holy Thursday, Holy Thursday 2021, Memento Mori, Pandemic
Today’s find: Haunted
“It was night,” writes the Evangelist in the gospel passage we hear on Tuesday of Holy Week.
I am haunted by that night.
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Tags: Holy Week, Holy Week 2021, Jerusalem, Memento Mori, St. Peter in Gallicantu, Tuesday of Holy Week
Today’s find: Heavens
A fair sky gave good account of its vastness the other evening.
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Tags: Cirrocumulus, Heavens, Holy Week, Holy Week 2021, Memento Mori, Self-reliance, Sin, St. Peter
Today’s find: Solemnity
As Roman Catholics around the world celebrate the great feast of the Annunciation today, I am reminded of the visit we made on pilgrimage to the Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth two years ago…
Here’s a link to some reflections and photos I posted at that time:
And I am moved, also, today…to pray for the Christians who now live in Nazareth, and in all areas of the world where it is difficult to BE a Christian — on a feast day, or any other day of the week.
Let us remember that we are in the presence of the Holy & Merciful One.
IHS
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Today’s find: Seeking wellness
The COVID vaccine tends to make beggars of us all – at least in my state of residence, and in my age-bracket.
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Tags: Covid vaccine, Covid-19, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Lent 2021, Memento Mori, Pfizer vaccine, Seeking wellness
Good News for Lent…or any season of the year!
John Schroeder
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