2022 in Review: Your Favorites, My Favorites

2022 in Review: Your Favorites, My Favorites

I present to you an annual tradition that is happening later and later: the best/favorite posts from the prior year, as picked by you (my readers) and me. YOUR favorites are simply the posts that got the most clicks, no matter when I originally posted them; MY...
What I Read in June

What I Read in June

This has not been the summer I had hoped it would be. It’s been busy and stressful instead of relaxing, which is why I only have five books to share for June. Pleading Guilty by Scott Turow I hate to say it but I really did not care for this book. Especially I...
What I Read in May

What I Read in May

May was a mostly easy reading month. We took a trip to the local used book store and I grabbed a few books from my favorite authors. As you may know by now, I enjoy thrillers that I don’t want to put down and can read in a day or two. Motive by Jonathan...
What I Read in April

What I Read in April

Oh, dear. How embarrassing. Can you believe I only read THREE books in April? Emma by Jane Austen I’d never read this although Lorelei had been begging me to for years. Then I found out that Haley Stewart was running a Jane Austen book club, so now I will be...
What I Read in March

What I Read in March

As I mentioned in my last post, I am writing this months after I read these books, and I find myself surprised at how well I was keeping to my goal. Probably the fact that Spring Break fell in March accounts for my having had enough time to do that. Feminist Prayers...
What I Read in February

What I Read in February

It’s been (and remains) a very busy year. A lot has fallen by the wayside, especially my blogging. I am currently ensconced in a downtown hotel attempting to catch up. Maybe I will even have time to tell about the year, because I have many thoughts. We’ll...
By Their Fruits

By Their Fruits

“By their fruits you will know them,” we read in the Gospel.  “ . . .[E]very good tree bears good fruit, and a rotten tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a rotten tree bear good fruit.” Is a faith nurtured primarily by media slanted in one...
A Tale of Three Evangelists

A Tale of Three Evangelists

I have mentioned before that my favorite Gospel stories involve Peter, my favorite saint. I love Peter because he is relatable. He is human and makes mistakes, some bigger than others. Yet Jesus chose him to lead the Church, because of his great faith. That gives me...
Hearing God’s Voice

Hearing God’s Voice

In the stories of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah, Abraham, Esau and Jacob, Moses and others God was always talking to His people. Right out loud! I was fascinated. Why did God talk to them? I wondered. When did He stop talking to people? And especially, why...
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