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In my last post I asked you to tell me what you wanted to know about my life, especially in terms of my anticipated Perpetual Profession.  Several people responded with a wide range of questions and I loved it!   Here I will tackle . . .

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Sister Lisa Maurer – See the Light

by admin on April 3, 2012

Holy Week has begun.  It is the busiest and holiest week of the Church Year.  It is a week of highs and lows, of cheers and jeers, of crowds and loneliness, of saints and sinners.  There is a bit of everything in Holy Week. . . .

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In my nearly five years at St. Scholastica Monastery I have learned a lot.  One of the highlights has been getting to know Saint Benedict.  After all, until entering the Monastery all I knew about him was that he was the answer to every question on a Church History test that dealt with Western Monasticism.   We know powerful and holy things . . .

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Each day there are a variety of options before us such as:   Should I keep this sweater or donate it to Goodwill?  Should I throw these Christmas cards away or keep them?  Should I get up and pray or stay in bed awhile longer?  Should I speak to someone who has offended me or avoid them?  So many choices . . .

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Sister Jeanne Ann – Sunday Morning

by admin on February 13, 2012

As I looked out the lounge window overlooking Lake Superior, I saw a magnificent sunrise!  I went to get my camera and opened the lounge door to get a better picture from the balcony.  I quickly took  two pictures . . .

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Each year on the Sunday closest to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, the universal Church celebrates and gives thanks for those men and women who have responded to God’s call and have become . . .

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