We were ill, too, but not surprised. It is good to remember that the Church prospers during the most difficult times. A separating of the wheat from the chaff, if you will.
Thank your for your note on my Spaces account last week... I couldn't respond to you through the MSN site! I did begin a new site on Blogspot detailing my conversion. Blogspot seems a bit more flexible than MSN... but I have soooo many photos on the other site that I hate to take it down. :(
I made comment on my blog yesterday that I am oddly enough at peace after having wept over the election results. I am still outraged over what the new president-elect hopes to accomplish by way of promulgating the culture of death, but I know that everything is still in God's hands. He may not will it, but He has permitted it. We have to continue to pray, and to deepen our commitment to Him.
Praying for you all from Canada, what a beautiful movie to watch after a sour and long night. I was glued to the live coverage here at home, and my teens got into the act with me, all staying up way to late of course. We must look to the bright and good, check out CA's results for extra things. ;-) I was so surprised, thought it was a shoe-in there. yes!
WELCOME TO THIS PHOTO - JOURNAL celebrating the traditional, Roman Catholic faith ... in words and images. I believe that Catholicism & The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass are the GOOD, the TRUE and the BEAUTIFUL in this life and what better f o c u s could my camera (and words) share. This blog began in May of 2007, when I started homeschooling my 4. In 2011, it was the reason we traveled to Rome, to participate in the VATICAN BLOGGERS MEETING, where my goal to promote Catholic social media began. Today, 2 of children have graduated and attend Franciscan University in Steubenville. It is so encouraging to have this community, to know you are out there and to share what we learn with each other. May we do so, AMDG, for the glory of God and all for Jesus, Mary & Joseph. Totus Tuus! +JMJ+
Thanks for the links. It is interesting what people are saying after last night. It was hard for me to fall asleep. I was sick to my stomach.
ReplyDeleteWe were ill, too, but not surprised. It is good to remember that the Church prospers during the most difficult times. A separating of the wheat from the chaff, if you will.
ReplyDeleteThank your for your note on my Spaces account last week... I couldn't respond to you through the MSN site! I did begin a new site on Blogspot detailing my conversion. Blogspot seems a bit more flexible than MSN... but I have soooo many photos on the other site that I hate to take it down. :(
Jennifer
I made comment on my blog yesterday that I am oddly enough at peace after having wept over the election results. I am still outraged over what the new president-elect hopes to accomplish by way of promulgating the culture of death, but I know that everything is still in God's hands. He may not will it, but He has permitted it. We have to continue to pray, and to deepen our commitment to Him.
ReplyDeletePraying for you all from Canada, what a beautiful movie to watch after a sour and long night. I was glued to the live coverage here at home, and my teens got into the act with me, all staying up way to late of course. We must look to the bright and good, check out CA's results for extra things. ;-) I was so surprised, thought it was a shoe-in there. yes!
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