Category Archives: Weekly Reminders

Let’s begin! Today is the beginning of our study of the First Letter of Saint Paul to the Corinthians. This week, please read the introduction in your study guide of 1st Corinthians, read chapters 1 and 2, ponder the questions below, … Continue reading →

Have you ever had anyone say “I love you” to you and you did not return the sentiment? Awkward!  What kept you from saying “I love you” back?  Were you wondering about the other person’s intentions?  Were you shocked that person … Continue reading →

For those who know me and my family well know that we have been going through a difficult situation this past week.  My father-in-law had minor surgery that was not so minor for him.  He almost died.  The knowledge that … Continue reading →

I am so thankful for Advent and Christmas.  Throughout the year, there are times when hours, days, and possibly weeks can go by without much thought about the joy and hope that Jesus’ coming offers.  However, during Advent, we are … Continue reading →

Could you live your life with the sole purpose to spread the Word of God?  Could you depend solely on others to finance your endeavors? And lastly, could you be open to all sorts of people and circumstances so that … Continue reading →

“Love is a decision.  You have to choose to love someone and then continue to make that decision to love on a daily basis.”  This is what my husband and I tell the engaged couples that we sponsor for marriage. … Continue reading →

Police officer, social worker, electrician, mechanic, mother, father, aunt, uncle, grandparent, assembly line worker, grocer, fact checker . . . the list goes on and on when it comes to all the “titles” a person may have.  Whatever your role … Continue reading →

“Uh-oh!  You’ve done it now!  You are in big trouble mister (miss)!  You are older and wiser now.  You’ve learned the rules.  You cannot say that you didn’t know you were doing something wrong.  Now, you are responsible for your … Continue reading →

What is it about being told not to do something and then wanting to do it even more?  There is an innate reaction to when we are not allowed to do something that makes the desire to do it much … Continue reading →

Can’t we all just get along?  Why must we judge? Wherever I look, I can see people judging other people.   “Look what she is wearing.  I can’t believe she’d wear something like that;”  “Where do you think he got … Continue reading →