The specter of heavy equipment at work was enough to stop me in my tracks a few weeks back.
Author Archives: John Schroeder
Today’s find: Excavation
Today’s find: Winter Rules
The chance to play a mid-winter round of golf stirred up some fretfulness in me, I noticed. Continue reading
Today’s find: Rivers
Which river did they pick, I wonder? The thought occurred today, as we celebrate a seminal moment in the life of the early church – the feast of the conversion of St. Paul.
Today’s find: Queue
Twice during this past week, I felt the feebleness of waiting in queue.
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Today’s find: Seekers
The search for black holes in the cosmos; the search for the Anointed One. At first, you might not expect them to have much in common.
Today’s find: Troubled or Wise
There’s a certain darkness to the Epiphany, an aspect that’s easily overlooked.
Today’s find: Nut @ 2°
One thing I noticed on New Year’s Day: When walking an outdoor labyrinth in a 2° chill, you can pretty much count on having the sacred pathway to yourself.
Today’s find: Stammer
I had occasion in recent days to spend a little time with a priest whose debilitating neurological disease has almost entirely robbed him of the ability to speak.
Today’s find: Mary’s Song
Just before dawn this morning, I heard a prayer that took my breath away.
Today’s find: An Advent minute well-spent
If the busy-ness of these final few days before Christmas has you feeling stressed out…
Or: if you have reason this year (or every year) for not feeling the joy that most of those around you seem to feel…
Or: If you have a sneaking suspicion that something’s missing from the “holiday season” as it’s celebrated in our culture today…
Or: If you could simply use some soothing, quiet time with the Lord…
Then you’d do well to meditate, along with the rest of the church, on the O Antiphons — one a day for the next seven days.
Here’s a link to help us do just that: the texts of the Antiphons, in Latin, English…and Gregorian chant:
Let us pause now…to recall that we are in the presence of the Holy & Merciful One.
IHS



