Tag: Catholic living

  • household gurus

    My yoga happens in the middle of things — playtime, bedtime, mealtime, in the middle of the house. I am in downward facing dog and the little ones run toy cars over the side table, over the piano bench, over my back and leg. They put their little hands on my waist, their sweet foreheads…

  • Some opportunities to love

    Some opportunities to love are tiny and pass beneath our hands unnoticed. Some opportunities to love are great and frighten us into running, unable to look them in the eye. Some opportunities to love are persistent and flow through our days, unyielding, water over rock. I pray to see the tiny meet the great and jump…

  • Considerations for the End of Life

    When my sojourn through this time and space is called to an end, my triune God will not ask me, “Why were you not Moses or Mother Teresa?” Nor will I be asked, “Why were you not more like your mother, or your sister?” I will not even be asked, “Why were you not your…