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Category Archives: Life in the USA
An American Saint
Today we celebrate the feast day of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American to be canonized a saint. St. Kateri exemplified the meaning of being true to one’s faith, being true to Jesus Christ and to His Church on … Continue reading
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Differences Create Beauty
God creates a world filled with a cornucopia of differences. And when each is allowed to bloom, we are all enhanced. Continue reading
Just Thinking About Tomorrow
Just thinking about tomorrow, when civilization encourages differences, doesn’t try to ignore them. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Life in the USA, Motherhood, Politics, Religion
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Down Syndrome Awareness Month
October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month. Get involved. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Life in the USA, Motherhood
Tagged acceptance, children, Down syndrome
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Finding the ‘Kind’ in Mankind
Sometimes, when you least expect it, you hear something that causes you to pause; or, in my case made me stop and think, “Seriously? They even USE that word today”. This happened to me when I heard the word Mankind … Continue reading
Posted in Life in the USA, Motherhood, Religion, Uncategorized
Tagged catechism, Catholic, kindness
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The Face of Labor Day
Would you believe a socialist was responsible for OUR Labor Day? And it was not Bernie Sanders, although like Bernie Sanders he did fight for a living wage. Continue reading
Posted in Life in the USA
Tagged AFL, chicago, labor day, living wage, President Grover Cleveland, strikers
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Two Dyers, Hundreds of Dead Babies, and Money
Two Dyers, over 100 yrs apart – both making money off of dead babies. Coincidence? You be the judge. Amelia Dyer – a notorious baby farmer , hung for her crimes in 1896 for murdering infants in her care in London England; although … Continue reading
The Freedom to Choose…Really?
Yesterday a young woman was ordered by the State of Connecticut Supreme Court to continue with a medical treatment, chemotherapy, for her cancer. Cassandra C and the State of CT Medical vs homeopathic treatment aside…and I am not going to … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, Cassandra C., Connecticut Supreme Court, Teen wants off chemotherapy
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Grace of Yes Day!
There is a place, in Boston, where people gather everyday and say Yes God. It is called the Yawkey Family Inn. This home was built on compassion, it is run on compassion…it is a place where people say “Yes God” … Continue reading
Posted in Life in the USA, Religion
Tagged Boston Children Hospital, Grace of Yes Day, Yawkey Family Inn
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Here I Go Again
It is time to change homes once again, and I know from experience it will not be easy. Trust me – having moved from Connecticut, to Ohio, to Minnesota, and back to Ohio in under thirteen years I have a … Continue reading
Posted in Life in the USA, Motherhood, Religion
Tagged Catholic, St. columban, St. Gabriel, St. Rita
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