Tag Archives: forgiveness

Lost in the Desert of Lent

Posted on March 10, 2015 by Susan Kehoe

I think that I am lost in the desert. Hope that I find my way out by Easter.  My desire to pray more, fast more, give more, and blog more has not translated into action.  Yes I know that there … Continue reading →

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We are all called to holiness

Posted on February 19, 2011 by Susan Kehoe

In order to become saints we have to forgive our enemies, pray for our enemies, love our enemies. Deacon Greg has a homily up for this weekend. Excerpt. How do we begin? Writer Emmett Fox, in his book “Sermon on … Continue reading →

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Back to Not so Ordinary Time

Posted on January 8, 2011 by Susan Kehoe

The Christmas season ends at tonight’s vigil Mass.  But we may feast a little longer as we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord. On Monday we return to Ordinary time which does not mean that we should become complacent in … Continue reading →

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Forgiven, Redeemed, Reconciled

Posted on June 29, 2010 by Susan Kehoe

Three words. Much power. This is a remarkable and heart wrenching story from the Wyoming Star-Tribune. H/T Get Religion. In September of 2005 three seminarians , studying for the priesthood, go out for a few drinks.  Tragically, they all get … Continue reading →

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Bloodlust Redux

Posted on June 19, 2010 by Susan Kehoe

A friend and RCIA team member asks in regard to this post : Anyway, what does it mean if I am a pro-life Christian and I understand the catechism but I’m not outraged by the execution in Utah? I guess … Continue reading →

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