It matters a lot, the direction from which you approach Mamore Gap on the Inishowen Peninsula in Ireland.
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Today’s find: Ascent
Today’s find: Slieve League
It’s a rare thing when a 2,000-foot precipice catches you by surprise. A rare, beautiful thing.
Today’s find: Packing List
Counter-space has become a rare commodity at our place in recent weeks.
Today’s find: Encrusted
It takes a fair amount of power to wash away 50 years’ worth of grime.
Today’s find: Mantle
Our son Chris marks the second anniversary of his ordination today. And to celebrate, he’s moving from Kansas City to Dallas…where he’ll begin a brand new ministry at a Jesuit retreat center.
Today’s find: Mercy, anon
It’s left me puzzled since mid-week: Who tucked a $5 bill under my windshield wiper in the parking lot outside the local Breadco the other day? And why?
Today’s find: Super-sub
Perhaps the feast day simply snuck up on us. Whatever the reason, we experienced a Lectionary malfunction at the early Mass today. The page was set to a Friday in Ordinary time—not to the readings prescribed for the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus –and our lector initially began proclaiming a passage from 2 Timothy, instead of Ezekiel.
Today’s find: Picked clean
Working meat off the bones of a rotisserie chicken became something of a sacramental experience for me the other day.
Today’s find: Out of time
For a number of reasons, we’re a bit behind schedule in tending to our backyard flower garden this spring. Normally, we’d have a variety of bedding plants selected and planted by late May. This year…well, let’s just say the trip to the nursery is still on our to-do list.
And yet, despite our thoroughgoing neglect, the unkempt plot is already yielding a bit of beauty: a few Sweet William blossoms poking through.


