See to it that no one be deprived of the grace of God,
that no bitter root spring up and cause trouble,
through which many may become defiled,
that no one be an immoral or profane person like Esau,
who sold his birthright for a single meal. - Hebrews 12:15-16
Did I mention I had my cataracts removed?
Everything looks so different now.
Thank you Santo Nino!
Terry please don't give up. One less voice against that which reeks of radical traditionalism and/or hypocrisy in the Church is one more victory for the troublemakers and the devil. We must stay strong and keep our oresences online. If we want the Church including its clergy to help us, we gotta help them online! Please don't go.
ReplyDeleteJust for you I will stay. LOL! I was just disappointed about something - hence the title.
DeleteThanks Julian.
I second what Julian says!
DeleteI was waiting for a report on your second surgery. So excited for you. Another blogger buddy just had his first one removed, too. He's as excited as you are.
ReplyDeleteYes, blogging can be quite tedious at times.
Second surgery was great - follow up was trying - it was with a different dr. - but it looks as if all is well.
DeleteSr Patricia had walked the labyrinth for you backwards as an extra penance. Though between you and me, I think she does it better that way, and actually enjoys it.
ReplyDeleteSr Patricia is a little kinky...
DeleteSr. Patricia has a heart of gold, I knew that the first moment I saw her.
DeleteSometimes taking a break is a good idea. Today I went bowling with my six and three year old granddaughters. They had such a good time. We made plans for a sleepover next week. Life is beautiful when you are surrounded by children. And they are why I blog about the faith.
ReplyDeleteTerry, I find most Catholic blogs to be narcissistic and mean spirited. Yours is an exception, and I thank you for it. I am so glad also to hear how well your eyes are healing. I pray for that kind of healing for my spiritual sight and for all people everywhere.
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