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“Anyone who fails to go forward begins to go back, and love, I believe, can never be content to stay for long where it is.” —St. Teresa of Avila

Month: November 2014

Sacred spaces

Last week I went to a lecture by Professor Duncan Stroik on Franciscan architecture. I had to leave early (downside of living in Jersey), but it was interesting. He talked about the meaning of building a church for the poor in an architectural sense, how the churches of the Franciscan order—an order rooted in poverty—are… Read More Sacred spaces

November 20, 2014July 30, 2015 ErinLeave a comment

First snow

Last week, I watched this video of the first snowfall of the season at Notre Dame. While on one level this video makes me really glad I’m not in South Bend right now, since I do not miss the long, brutal winters, on another level…why is it also making me nostalgic? I mean, only Notre Dame can take… Read More First snow

November 18, 2014July 30, 2015 ErinLeave a comment

Chante, c’est mon anniversaire

This week has been busy in all the best ways, but as a result my brain is pretty scrambled right now. I have a million thoughts running through my head but not enough mental energy to actually process them. I feel almost as though I float through each day without ever really touching my feet… Read More Chante, c’est mon anniversaire

November 14, 2014July 30, 2015 Erin1 Comment

7 Quick Takes Friday: Strand books, Vatican bowling, and musicals

Linking up with Jen. —1— I love browsing the $1 and $2 book racks at the Strand. There’s usually some amazing stuff hidden in there, along with some of the oddest books I’ve ever seen, including this blast from the past: [published in 1996.] [The best part is the description of the modem sound.] I… Read More 7 Quick Takes Friday: Strand books, Vatican bowling, and musicals

November 7, 2014June 3, 2016 Erin3 Comments

Walking Mysteries

Have you ever reached a point in a friendship or relationship where you begin to feel you’re running out of things to talk about? Do you ever fall into patterns and habits with the time you spend together—watching TV instead of having a real conversation, talking only about sports instead of delving into what’s really… Read More Walking Mysteries

November 5, 2014December 2, 2014 Erin1 Comment

Discerning in the desert

Discerning out of something is different than discerning into something—or, at least, it feels different. At the moment of decision, both can feel tremendous—either the knowledge that one has found a place in which to fulfill God’s will and work in His vineyard, or else the knowledge that He has rescued us from a path along… Read More Discerning in the desert

November 2, 2014July 30, 2015 Erin2 Comments

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