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June 26th…Speak Life.

Published on July 1, 2015July 1, 2015 by Dawn MarieLeave a comment

It’s another Wednesday for Saint Maria Faustina KoWalska (what else,) with a brief reflection on the Divine Mercy of God:

“Rejoice that you participate in the sufferings of Christ, so that you may be overjoyed when His glory is revealed” 1 Pt 4:13

793 I am reliving these moments with Our Lady. With great longing, I am waiting for the Lord’s coming…I desire that all humankind come to know the Lord. I would like to prepare all nations for the coming of the Word Incarnate. O Jesus, make the fount of Your mercy gush forth more abundantly, for humankind…has more need than ever of Your compassion. You are a bottomless sea of mercy for us sinners; and the greater the misery, the more right we have to Your mercy. You are a fount which makes all creatures happy by Your infinite mercy. -St. Faustina Kowalska

To understand what we do as a Church…to just have Faith (in the times of when we question is Faith enough?) Remember we are a people of Hope! To listen to two responses regarding the recent Supreme Court Ruling click on the links below (Speak Life & An Open Letter!)

Speak Life!

An Open Letter!

Pray for us, O Holy Mother of God, that we may be worthy of the promises of Christ.

hugs n’ love-filled blessings!

sneaky-sneaker-love!

Published on June 26, 2015June 26, 2015 by Dawn MarieLeave a comment

bippity-boppity-blog thoughts to carry through the Weekend…

(may they be magical for you!)

Write a letter to someone you love…telling them so.

(just do it.)

it will feel better than any sneaker you will ever wear.

CIRCA 2012

hugs n’ handwritten blessings!

may I see your I.D., please?

Published on June 24, 2015June 24, 2015 by Dawn Marie3 Comments

It’s another Wednesday for Saint Maria Faustina KoWalska (what else,) with a brief reflection on the Divine Mercy of God:

(144) I have noticed that, from the very moment I entered the convent, I have been charged with one thing; namely, that I am a saint. But this word was always used scoffingly. At first, this hurt me very much, but when I had risen above it, I paid no attention to it. However, when on one occasion a certain person (perhaps Father Sopocko) suffered because of my sanctity, I was very pained that, because of me, others can experience some unpleasantness. And I began to complain to the Lord Jesus, asking why this should be so, and the Lord answered me, Are you sad because of this? Of course you are a saint. Soon I Myself will make this manifest in you, and they will pronounce the same word, saint, only this time it will be with love.