It looked a little forlorn, the “theme” banner from our just-completed ACTS retreat, when I got to church this morning.
Author Archives: John Schroeder
Today’s find: Forlorn
Today’s find: Holy day
Can it really be a year since Brother Marvin died?
…Since he became, as one of his fellow Christian Brothers put it, “Saint Marvin of Glencoe”?
And blessing of blessings: here I am today, back on holy ground: on retreat this weekend…
…remembering the man who did so much to make this ground “holy”…
https://withusstill.wordpress.com/2015/03/19/todays-find-shining-light/
Today’s find: Ruach
He’s called an “offender” in the common parlance of the prison administration, but I encountered Ted as more of a “teacher” yesterday.
Today’s find: Teaching moment
I felt a little helpless, watching as the coach explained why he’d been cashiered.
Today’s find: Stirrin’ up the water
A field hospital after battle: that’s the image today’s gospel brought to mind for me.
Today’s find: Hastening
I noted with delight that there’s a bit of ‘hastening’ going on this week, as we gather to celebrate the Fourth Sunday of Lent.
Today’s find: Assyria, Trump, Hillary & Campion
The Cardinal Archbishop of Toronto took me to task last evening – with an able assist from the prophet Hosea at this morning’s Mass.
Today’s find: Leap Day
A precocious walker, our granddaughter Hannah has been toddling (and dashing) about upright for well over a year now…so it caught me by surprise when she resorted to crawling for a brief spell this morning.
Ironic: On Leap Day, She-Of-Boundless-Energy reverts to hands-and-knees.
Today’s find: Approaching
Leroy came in to work on his day off, and it made all the difference for me.
Today’s find: Scalia
As I was leaving Mass yesterday, a dear friend asked if I’d seen the television coverage of Saturday’s funeral Mass for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
I thought it was an odd question.


