Posts Tagged With: Mercy

Today’s find: Course correction

Surely among the least of the deprivations caused by Covid-19, I note that today was SUPPOSED to be ‘Opening Day’ for our golf league.

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Today’s find: Neighbor

Is it enough?

The question popped briefly into my consciousness yesterday, as we spent some time ministering inside the prison.

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Today’s find: Cornucopia

There’s nothing quite like doing a short stretch in prison…to sharpen one’s desire to give thanks.

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Today’s find: O, Mercy!

The calendar says ‘spring,’ but you couldn’t prove it by the hue of the fairways as we opened the golf season this past week. The zoysia turf, still sporting a winter tint, made our league’s ‘home course’ resemble the Sahara more closely than Augusta during our first week of play.

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Today’s find: Gimme mercy

The ‘gimmes’ flowed freely in my foursome at the golf league the other night.

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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?

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Today’s find: Rejoice

I fully expected to do a little dancing inside the prison today. Alas, it was not to be.

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Today’s find: Roiled

At times, I wish Jesus wasn’t quite so good about keeping his promises.

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Today’s find: Mercy

It seems an odd choice, for Pope Francis to make today’s feast the starting point for the Jubilee of Mercy.

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Today’s find: Raising Cain

You could call it one of my earliest experiences of scripture study—Sister James recounting the story of Cain and Abel for our third grade religion class.

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