Missing the days of my youth, I recently decided to have my tonsils removed. OK. Maybe it wasn’t exactly like that, but I did have them out recently. Besides the pain, the most difficult part of the process was not having a voice. Knowing that I have young children, the doctor warned me that thisContinue reading “Being a Voice for the Voiceless”
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Walking between Worlds at Christmas
One week ago today, I was driving along and reflecting on my day when one of my favorite Christmas songs came on the radio, “Love came down at Christmas. Love all lovely, Love Divine.” It felt as if I had walked between many worlds on this particular day. In fact, I walk between worlds mostContinue reading “Walking between Worlds at Christmas”
“The Word of God is Volatile”
“The word of God is volatile. It is unpredictable. It produces a zeal that can be a little embarrassing.” I couldn’t believe my ears when I heard the priest at Mass yesterday. “Yes,” I thought to myself. “It certainly is. I can’t believe I am writing a blog in the public domain about my spiritualContinue reading ““The Word of God is Volatile””
Rebecca C. Ruiz 