Quote of the Day

“Let the Word of God come; let it enter the church; let it become a consuming fire, that it may burn the hay and stubble, and consume whatever is worldly; there is heavy lead of iniquity in many; let it be molten by divine fire; let the gold and silver vessels be made better, in order that understanding and speech, refined by the heat of suffering, may begin to be more precious.”

–St. Ambrose

The Stockings were hung with care, in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there… Happy Feast of St. Nicholas!  It’s also my Mom and Dad’s Anniversary, please tuck my Dad in your prayers as this is the first time in 51 years he won’t have Mom by his side on December 6th.

Our assignment from the piano teacher was to watch this. We watched it as a family. Inspiring!

We recently butchered.  I tend to run anemic especially during certain seasons of life, Andrew has truly perfected gourmet liver…so tasty!!! 😋

Today’s Meditation

“Much that is true of human relationships is also true of our relationship with God. Human relationships of friendship or marriage need time, attention, and care for them to continue and to grow. The same is true of our relationship with God. We have been called to union but we need to respond. As we turn to God in conversion or in a deeper awakening, besides turning away from deliberate sin—which deforms the soul, blocks the relationship and offends the Person who has sacrificed His life for us—we need to positively build the relationship by paying attention to the One who loves us. Prayer is at root simply paying attention to God.”
—Ralph Martin, p. 121