Bless the Lord, all ye who seek Him

Bless the Lord, all ye who seek Him

by | Aug 24, 2024 | (Helpful) Stories, Beginning with FORGIVEness, Choice, FORGIVEness, Good Thoughts, Healing Ministry, Hell, Literary Art, Stories and Poems, Strength, Testimonies, Uncategorized

Breathe in me, O Holy Spirit, that my thoughts may all be holy.  ~  Nine times cheated of my life savings.  One said that if I paid I would receive more income.  Another said that if I invested I would be able to pay rent and all the monies owed to...
Jealousy at its meekness

Jealousy at its meekness

by | Jul 28, 2024 | (Helpful) Stories, Advice, Bible verses that may help, Choice, Encouragement, Felix Lumibao, Good Thoughts, Letters to You, Old School 7th & 8th grade, Reflection, Strength, Uncategorized

It was a time of wanting the other person’s full undivided attention all the time.  Whether it may be texting one another, calling one another, or being in the same place together in a coffee shop – just any time needed to be my time, is the thought that...
Life is really beautiful, intermittently

Life is really beautiful, intermittently

by | Jul 5, 2024 | (Helpful) Stories, After the wedding - bible verses, Choice, Encouragement, Good Thoughts, Literary Art, Old School 7th & 8th grade, Peace, Reflection, Stories and Poems, Uncategorized

The fireworks started promptly at 9 p.m., July 4th, 2024.  Everyone was enjoying the display of bright bursts of lights in the sky.  And all I could think about was how distracted I was from the noise of the worldliness outside of my home.  It is as...
Plan away from indifference republished July 4, 2024 😊

Plan away from indifference republished July 4, 2024 😊

by | Jul 4, 2024 | (Helpful) Stories, Advice, Choice, Encouragement, Good Thoughts, Letters to You, Literary Art, Old School 7th & 8th grade, Random Thoughts on Philosophy, Readers' special requests, Reflection, Uncategorized

Reader, who requested this specific blog, sorry for the delay.  You seem to be ready and are choosing to make some plans for the future and have decided it is time to be happy.   In the Catholic tradition, priests dress up in colored vestments when they...

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