September 13 is the feast day (in the Roman Catholic Church) of Saint John Chrysostom, bishop and Doctor of the Church. An Early Church Father best known for his preaching and public speaking, Saint John was given the name Chrysostomos, meaning “golden mouthed,” after death.
What set him apart from others in his time period was his ability to apply scripture to everyday circumstances, teaching people how to incorporate the Gospel in all that they did. Continue reading “waters rising”
Have you ever read something that left you feeling as if it had been written
JUST FOR YOU?
I’ve been having several of those moments within these past weeks & months. The material has come from multiple sources and has applied to various circumstances; but none the less, I have marveled as my Heavenly Father has led me to each one.
It’s as if He’s handing me important pieces to the jig-saw puzzle of my life. Continue reading “bounce”
I am a Pennsylvanian.
I am a Roman Catholic.
I am a member of one of the 6 Dioceses’ named in the recently released grand-jury report.
And every time I am with the reality of evil which lies within this report, both my prayer and my God take me to one thing… Continue reading “agony”
