Come early, if you want to find a parking spot anywhere near the Laurel Falls Trailhead.*
Or maybe just show up. That might work, too.
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Today’s find: Unceasing chorus
Ever heard an ‘angel choir’? Thousands of voices, together raising a loud celestial hymn?
I’m beginning to understand this is precisely what I experienced on Sunday afternoon. But it took until today, as we mark the feast of the Holy Guardian Angels, for the phenomenon to sink in entirely.
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Tags: Coming Home Concert, Dan Schutte, Holy God, Holy Guardian Angels, Sing a New Song, St. Louis Jesuits, We Praise Thy Name
Today’s find: Shotgun start
We started our round on Hole #7 in the League Finale event – and what a curious blessing that turned out to be.
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Today’s find: Crucible
A prison isn’t supposed to be comfortable. I get that.
But does it really have to be so cruel?
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Tags: Crucible, Evil, Freedom, Second Corinthians, Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today’s find: Singleton
Can a single swing of the golf club evoke a scene of biblical import? Or is it mere vanity to think so?
I’ve been pondering these questions for several days now – ever since I was the lone witness to a hole-in-one during League play.
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Tags: Aberdeen, Aberdeen Golf Club, Ace, Golf League, Hole In One, Singleton, St. Joe Golf League, Twenty-third Sunday of Ordinary Time, Wisdom, Witness
Today’s find: Soaked
We golfers are a curious breed. Generally, we’re reasonable chaps – with enough sense to come in outta the rain.
But once we’re on the course? Not so much.
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Tags: Aberdeen Golf Club, Golf League, Humility, Sirach, Soaked, Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today’s find: Pearls
I got wind of a writing gig a few weeks back…and I wound up spitting the bit. Continue reading
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Tags: 40th anniversary, Hotel Ignacio, Kuiper Belt, Paradise Partners, Pearl of great price, Pluto, SLU
Today’s find: Ferguson
It’s only about 530 miles from the St. Louis metro area…to Gatlinburg, TN…but five years ago this weekend, I remember thinking it seemed like a million.
Today’s find: Awake, again.
On this, the Feast of the Transfiguration, thought I might re-post a reflection I wrote a bit earlier this year…when we were blessed to visit the very spot where Jesus dazzled…even as some key disciples dithered. Here’s what I wrote back in mid-Lent:
Perhaps Peter should have traveled by taxi up to the top of Mount Tabor. That experience certainly would have kept him from falling asleep.
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Tags: Church of the Transfiguration, Holy Land Pilgrimage, Lent, Lent 2019, Transfiguration
