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Sing a new song

I’ve always been a country music fan, much more so if you wind the cassette tape back about twenty years. I like to think it … Read More ›

Posted on October 21, 2020October 20, 2020Author Neena
Beekeeping, Christian Living

Do You Feel Lonely?

I know many baseball and military families are familiar with the struggle of separate-yet-united lives. This was a reality for us for almost four of … Read More ›

Posted on February 19, 2019April 8, 2023Author Neena
Christian Living

Friday Introductions

 I suppose it’s not typical that my last first date ended without a goodnight kiss, but did include a marriage proposal.  I had known Wade … Read More ›

Posted on January 18, 2019January 18, 2019Author Neena

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My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others.

I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸

@cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini  @cfr_franciscans 
Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
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My family and I have been in DC this week, and on Thursday I got to have a conversation with Fr. Mark-Mary Ames and Elizabeth Marcolini about the Works of Mercy and how they draw us nearer to our merciful Lord. We talk about living mercy in ordinary life, allowing charity to shape our hearts, and letting Christ’s merciful love transform the way we see and serve others. I loved this conversation, and I’m also so thankful for the beautiful week we shared together. DC was amazing—tireless, patriotic, inspirational. Proud American over here 🇺🇸 @cic_dc @elizabeth_marcolini @cfr_franciscans Missed you, @findingphilothea !!!!
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