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Sister Jeanne Ann Weber

I’ve been reflecting on Mary as a model for the New Year and a model for peace.  Mary is the Mother of God, the mother of the Messiah, the Prince of Peace who came among us to establish the Kingdom of Peace where persons, nations, and all creation are to live in accord.  Peace is a state of . . .

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Advent is one of my favorite liturgical seasons. The readings at the Eucharist and our Morning and Evening Prayer speak of longing, hope, joy, justice, and peace.  It is a time . . .

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I thought football was about running, catching the ball, trying not to be tackled, and making a touchdown.  However, as I was walking in the back of the Monastery, I noticed the guys from the team were hopping on one foot and then the other, squatting, running backwards, jumping . . .

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How this calm body of water reflects the brilliant fall leaf colors.  Before this scene I was in silence, awe and praise – feeling so gifted to behold this beauty.  I wanted to pitch a tent here!

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Sister Jeanne Ann Weber – I Was Prepared

by admin on September 21, 2011

I had printed out the sheet of road directions.
I had gone to google maps and found the site.
Just in case….I took along three “real” paper maps.
     I was almost there!

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There are many definitions of family.  I think we are all familiar with the traditional understanding of family as defined as a father, mother, child . . .

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