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Wiping the Slate Clean
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Wiping the Slate Clean

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by on Aug 15, 2011 in Columnists, Featured, Live in Christ
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The other day, I wiped the slate clean. Literally. In our prayer corner, we have a gray slate shingle that once belonged to the roof of the original Schoenstatt Marian shrine, the founding place of the International Schoenstatt Movement in Schoenstatt, Germany, by Father Joseph Kentenich in 1914. Some years back, local movement members salvaged […]

The Tea Cup Caper
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The Tea Cup Caper

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by on Jul 07, 2011 in Columnists, Featured, Women
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Any man who will spend a Saturday afternoon on his hands and knees, digging around the shelves of a musty, chock-full thrift shop is a hero. At least he’s my hero. In fact, I think it might make him a canonizable saint. A few weeks ago, I begged my husband to accompany me to “The […]