There’s something about being behind locked doors that seems to make the risen Lord more apparent to me.
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Today’s find: Seeing is believing
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Tags: Easter, Emmaus, Kairos Prison Ministry, Lockdown, Menard Correctional Center, Tamms Supermax
Today’s find: A wink and a smile
Our granddaughter paid us an unexpected visit yesterday afternoon, and it turned into something of an Easter moment for me.
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Today’s find: Three words
Lately, when I hear the gospel accounts of that first Easter morning, I am struck by the impact of the event on those closest to the resurrected Lord.
Today’s find: Yes! Monday!
Most years, the church celebrates the solemnity of the Annunciation – the feast commemorating Mary’s ‘yes!’ – on March 25. This year, because that date fell during Holy Week – the celebration was moved to today, April 8.
And isn’t it perfect that it falls on a Monday.
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Today’s find: Locked rooms.
Jesus tends to ask strange questions at times.
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With Us Still 