My papa was born June 19, 1910. Several years ago, I dabbled in genealogy research. I bought the Family Tree Maker that came with records on lots of CDs. I would pick up the project and put it down in spurts of interest. In the Summer of 1998, I began attending Inquiry sessions to learn [...]
Posts Tagged ‘discernment’
My Papa and the Year For Priests
Posted in Catholic, Faith Journey, Franciscan, My Life, tagged Catholic, Conversion, discernment, Franciscan, Genealogy, St. Anthony, Vocation on June 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
World Day of Prayer for Vocations and the Elijah Cup
Posted in Catholic, Church Life, Faith Journey, tagged Catholic, discernment, ordination, priesthood, Vocation on May 3, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A few weeks ago, I looked ahead at our Elijah Cup schedule and saw that the May 3rd 9:00 Mass was still open. Perfect. Nothing better than bringing the Elijah Cup home on the Sunday designated as the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. In the many years my parish has participated in the Elijah [...]
Not Exactly A Burning Bush
Posted in Faith Journey, tagged Conversion, discernment on August 15, 2008 | 3 Comments »
After attending my first Mass and subsequently deciding to attend inquiry classes, I lived a dual Sunday existence. I attended Wednesday evening inquiry class. On Sundays, I went to the 9AM Mass and received my blessing. I returned to my Baptist church in time for the 11AM service. Before long, I was so distracted during [...]
Cubicle Witness
Posted in Faith Journey, tagged career, discernment, witness on August 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
So there it is in my photo, my little workspace shrine. In this workspace, we have short walls and I wanted to keep it minimalist. I’m mostly free of clutter. These are the items I don’t compromise. It is my little corner of faith and fun. I don’t really get questions about my St. Francis [...]






