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This recent conversation was too good not to share. Me, on Twitter and Facebook: I am starting to wonder…could 3yo’s guardian angel BE a pony? She says yes. I flirt with heresy by tending to agree. @MarkRSz (who has shared wisdom here before as a guest blogger), in a series of replies: Each angel is [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Mark Szewczak'
The Beauty of Brownies, by Mark Szewczak
September 14th, 2010 · 4 Comments · guest post
Mark Szewczak needs no introduction: you only have to be on the receiving end of his humor, wisdom, and kindness to feel the hand of God at work through him. He’s written here before (much to my delight), and today’s contribution not only makes me drool, it makes me smile even wider than usual. Mark, [...]
Tags: food·guest post·Mark Szewczak
School Seasons, by Mark Szewczak
August 26th, 2010 · 1 Comment · guest post
Here we are, the end of the Summer, and the world is full of school preparation activities. Final shopping expeditions and the back-to-school sales, packing for college or final summer vacations, young folks preparing for the next year or first year of high school, little ones excited about seeing friends again or sorry that endless [...]
Tags: back to school·Education·empty nest·Faith·guest post·Mark Szewczak·seasons
The Work of the Church
July 24th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Faith
The other day, a good friend sent me a message, asking for prayers. I wrote him back and told him that I would add his intention to a novena I’m praying, as well as to my daily prayers. To be honest, it was sort of a knee-jerk response, the kind of thing I would have [...]
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