“And on the way down I saw you And you saved me From myself And I won’t forget The way you loved me On the way down Almost fell right through But I held onto you” ~Ryan Cabrera, “On The Way Down” I was, and am, blessed to witness such great love.
I know we’re way after Easter, but I just noticed I never blogged this one and I love the egg perched in the bush. Enjoy! If you’d like to see more photos from Easter, head over to Breanne Leach Photography for collage of my Sunday with the family. They are a good looking bunch! “Ask, and it… Continue reading Easter (Belated)
“Lord, teach us to pray.” “For thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, now and forever. Amen.” “Peace be with you.” I have also cross-posted this entry at my brand new photography blog (which is also linked in the sidebar).
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then how much is a picture of words worth? I had a very relaxing and rejuvenating weekend this weekend on a women’s retreat with my roommate’s church. Faith Community, thank you for welcoming me. You are beautiful women. This was the perfect beginning to this Lenten season…… Continue reading Capturing Scripture
Holy darkness, Blessed night, Heaven’s answer hidden from our sight. As we await You, O God of silence, We embrace Your holy night. Candlelight Mass is as beautiful, emotional, and wonderful as it was when I was a student: a perfect way to start the final week of Advent.
As an alum, I try to do my part and publicize the events going on at USD… particularly for the organizations I was involved in as a student. This evening, I present the schedule for the 4th Annual LIFE Week hosted by Students for Life. LIFE Week will begin on Monday, March 30th.
Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle. And so we must straighten our backs and work for our freedom. A man can’t ride you unless your back is bent. -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Change. The number of times the word “change” has been spoken in the… Continue reading Evolution of a Country
I was fifteen years old and just a few weeks into my sophomore year of high school. The day started out like any other day: I woke up, got ready for school, and stopped into my cheer advisor’s classroom when I got to school. From that moment on, it was no longer a typical day.… Continue reading Peace Wednesdays
Clarity Defined 