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I have been tromping through the woods a lot these last days, taking advantage of the precious snow cover and the sunny winter weather. Bundled-up and with +Sister Rita Ann’s walking stick in hand . . .
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Back to top. . . these are all graced moments from God. . . .
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Back to topAs I was walking on the road behind the Monastery, I was in awe of the white, silent, pure and unsullied snow. Many of us had anxiously and nostalgically waited for the snow to come – never believing that we would even say or think such a thought in winter’s past! Now the immaculate new snow of . . .
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Back to topIt has been a long winter here in the Northland of Duluth. Many of the Sisters are eager for spring to arrive so that they can go outdoors and enjoy the sun on their face as they renew themselves in the greening of the earth. It was mildly amusing that . . .
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Back to topI know I will always find gifts that will renew my body, mind, and spirit if I go outdoors. …
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Back to topNot a blizzard, just a substantial snowfall. Sister Teri clears the path to the Chapel after Morning Prayer. Read Sister Edith Bogue’s blog about the morning after the snowfall Duluth received on December 21.
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Back to top…the other day I got to thinking, how would I describe snow to someone who has never ever seen it or who can’t see it? …
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Back to top“Jesus, Son of David, have pity on me!”
Jesus asked him, “What do you want me to do for you?”
He replied, “Lord, please let me see.”
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Back to topWhat a surprise I encountered as I looked out the Monastery windows! The trees were decked in their finest Sunday, winter apparel….
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