April 2011
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“While they were still talking about this, Jesus actually stood in their midst...”
– Lectio, 28 April 2011, Thursday in the Octave of Easter Howe many times do you stand around talking about something, when the Answer is right in your midsts, extending peace to you?
Apr 28th
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“We were hoping that he was the One who would set Israel free.” Luke 24:21”
– Lectio, 27 April 2011, Wednesday in the Octave of Easter Think about your hopes, about the things you for which you dream; think about your disappointment and pain when they don’t come true; about your anger with God for not giving you what you want. Now think about how good everything turned...
Apr 27th
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“Mary of Magdala went to the disciples. “I have seen the Teacher!”...”
– Lectio, 26 April 2010, Tuesday in the Octave of Easter
Apr 26th
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praying the examen as a family (with children) →
Fantastic idea of praying the examen as a family - with some guidelines for praying it with children.
Apr 26th
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Apr 25th
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“The light of Christ surrounds us; The love of Christ enfolds us; The power of...”
– A thought for Monday of the Octave of Easter.  We are Easter people, friends. All that we gained on Easter is still with us today, through the dregs of going back to work, through the rain and fog and thunder and even tornadoes. Embrace it.
Apr 25th
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“Suddenly, there was a severe earthquake, and an angel of God descended from...”
– Lectio, 24 April 2011, Easter Sunday A thought from last night’s Great Vigil… the angel comes, rolls the stone away… and Jesus is already gone. He didn’t need the stone rolled away so that he could leave. The stone is rolled away for our human eyes to see proof that he...
Apr 24th
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Apr 24th
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Apr 24th
Apr 21st
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“Do this in remembrance of me. 1 Corinthians 11:24”
– Lectio, 21 April 2011, Holy Thursday
Apr 21st
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“Exalted God has given me a skilled and well-trained tongue, so that I can...”
– Lectio, 20 April 2011
Apr 20th
Apr 19th
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“It is not enough for you to do my bidding, to restore the tribes of Leah,...”
– Lectio, 19 April 2011 If you ever wonder why I am so committed to evangelism, this is why. I can clearly remember the first time I read this verse - summer after my freshman year of high school. I was laying on the bed at Carolyn’s house at the beach, and it felt like lightning had hit me....
Apr 19th
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“This is a night for God to keep watch, to bring the Israelites out of the land...”
– Lectio, 18 April 2011 - Passover
Apr 18th
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Apr 17th
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“Rejoice in heart and soul, daughter of Zion! Shout with gladness, daughter of...”
– Lectio, 17 April 2011 - Palm Sunday
Apr 17th
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“‘… before Sarah and Abraham ever were, I AM.’ John 8:58”
– Lectio, 14 April 2011
Apr 14th
“The patterns of our lives are more important than the details of our personal...”
– quote from from Paul Coutinho’s, An Ignatian Pathway  [via People for Others]
Apr 13th
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“If you were born of God, you would love me; for I came forth from God, and I...”
– Lectio, 13 April 2011
Apr 13th
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“The One who sent me is with me and has not deserted me, because I always do...”
– Lectio, 12 April 2011
Apr 12th
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“‘I don’t condemn you either. Go on your way — but from now on,...”
– Lectio, 11 April 2011
Apr 11th
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“I can do nothing by myself; I can only judge as I am told to judge. And my...”
– Lectio, 6 April 2011
Apr 6th
ListenParable of the River, West Virginia Wesleyan...
Apr 5th
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“Jesus replied, “Unless you people see signs and wonders, you won’t...”
– Lectio, 4 April 2011 What sign are you waiting for today?
Apr 4th
WatchWatch
cheatsheet: Eric Whitacre’s second virtual choir video, “Sleep,” will premiere live at the Paley Center next Thurs. When the video debuted at the TED conference early last month, here’s what The Daily Beast’s Brian Ries had to say:   The uber-popular, blond-coifed composer and conductor Eric Whitacre unveiled videos of his “virtual choir” for a spellbound audience, as they listened to...
Apr 2nd
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“Jesus, seeing how wisely this scholar had spoken, said, “You are not far...”
– Lectio, 1 April 2011
Apr 1st