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Hint: There’s a hidden theme in the book! I used to, pre-pandemic, take monthly trips to Auburn, California to stay at Mercy Center’s retreat center. It’s a beautiful Catholic retreat c…
​Today I'm telling the story behind Tree Singer and...there may be a secret theme that most folks will miss entirely! Â
Spiritual Practice: Taking a Pause
Hello dear friends, You’re probably wondering where I’ve been. Truthfully, since the election, I’m having trouble writing new blogs, so I thought I’d take a pause and focus on things that give me great joy. Here is what I’ve been up to in the meantime. I’m leading two retreats this year and would love to have you join me. Tumbled People: Deconstructing and Reconstructing Your Faith will be…
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I heard the term Hospice Theology on one of my favorite podcasts, Liminal Living. The idea is that the current way of Christianity (the whit
Spiritual Practice: Hospice Theology
I heard the term Hospice Theology on one of my favorite podcasts, Liminal Living. The idea is that the current way of Christianity (the white, colonizing, puritanical, nationalistic) needs to die. But it need not be a violent death, but rather, a hospice death. A death we all recognize together, hold hands around, and gently sing on its way. When I worked in hospice, we’d call that a “good…
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How to Survive this Presidency
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Many of us are feeling like it’s time for social action. We want to walk in the steps of Jesus, caring for the people he cared about, such a
by Linda Kay Hardie We’ve all heard this quote and its variations: “I have made this [letter] longer than usual because I have not had time to make it shorter.” It’s from Blaise Pascal, seventeenth-century French mathematician and philosopher. It’s also been said by Mark Twain, Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, and others, but Pascal was
Love this short article about writing.
I’d like to introduce you to my friend Debra Trappen. I was going to write SOMETHING about this wonderful idea but she did it so eloquently
Merry Christmas!!I’m not Episcopalian, but every year I go to my friend’s Episcopal Church where they celebrate Blue Christmas. Blue Christm
There are internally motivated people whose motivation comes primarily from within themselves and those who are more externally motivated by
It is the month of rest and reflection. Perhaps we can all take some much needed time off. #blog #christmas #rest #spiritualpractice
Well, if you’re on my side of the election, you’ve spent the last week heartbroken, weeping, and in general despair. I was supposed to write
Today I was discouraged as I was trying to upload a book to Ingram Spark, and it was not working. I felt myself sinking into despair. Then a
Check out this auction to help support the hurricane victims in North Carolina. Over 275 authors and businesses have donated books and services!
Richard Rohr has me rethinking a part of Scripture. He says that when “Doubting Thomas” touched the wounds of Jesus it was less about reassu
I had the privilege of attending a six-hour training with Jonah Paquette, Psy.D. on anxiety. At the end of the talk, Jonah started speaking
What? Suffering. Well yes, because life is about both joy and suffering. You can’t really separate them. Everyone suffers eventually. Does G
With so much suffering in the world how do we understand it as a spiritual practice?