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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Received an inspiring email from someone who knows the story of the Internet’s Only Five-A-Day Blogger from the beginning. Praying there will be time and energy to write a post to share what it accomplished.
Photo: Daisy from Lahti, Finland hillside at the 2009 Masters Track & Field World Championships.
Why does this matter?
Because stories help us make sense of an otherwise boring and uninspiring plethora of insignificant details.
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The capacity to be disturbed. Do we have it?
The capacity to disturb others? Should we have it?
And can we, by accepting the very humble signs that reflect the very profound presence of Jesus.
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Everything we do and say tells a story about what is at the center of our universe.
The challenge is that we judge our story based on our intentions, others judge our story based on our behaviors.
Big dif.
Huge difference.
And almost always in conflict with each other.
So may we be crystal clear on the center of our universe.
And may our behaviors (not our thoughts) be the kind of example that others aspire to emulate.
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Should religion satisfy our longing for community and challenge?
Is it possible that many of us spend our waking hours unsure of who we are and where we belong?
And that we all long for a grand challenge that makes our heart race with a sense of purpose?
Taking a moment to thank you for being a part of Mid Life Celebration’s five blogs.
Hope it feels like home, and like an exciting adventure into the second half of our purpose-driven life.
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The 70-something visiting Priest from Ireland gave one of the best homilies I’ve heard in years. He articulated his accented message clearly, slowly, methodically. I hung onto every word. He asked us what we did last week and what we’ll do this coming week. His message was clear…
The biggest tragedy amongst Catholics is too many believe and not enough do.
Timeless Insight: It matters little to walk to do the preaching if not the walking is the preaching.
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