Sunday, March 27, 2016
An Easter Interview With Author Judith Ingram
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Reprint of a Judith Marshall Interview
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
The Face of God
“[In 1987 a newspaper photographer was sent to Ecuador to cover a
devastating earthquake there. In the midst of incredible suffering, he
witnessed a scene that moved him deeply. This is what he wrote.]
Thursday, October 1, 2015
"Sagrada"--A Documentary Film
Of all the posts on this blog site, the one that has
garnered far and away the most views is my Nov. 13, 2010 reflection, “Sagrada Familia:
Favorite Church Comes Alive” (http://wisdomoflesmiserables.blogspot.com/2010/11/sagrada-familia-favorite-church-comes.html). People from every part of the globe have entered the halls of this site to
share their interest and devotion to this basilica-in-progress. Since my second
visit to Barcelona and this amazing work of faith and perseverance in 2009, the
main body of the church has been completed. On July 11, 2010, Pope Benedict XI
traveled to the site for its opening Mass and dedication (www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXl2KYSWHb4).Saturday, August 29, 2015
Book Review--"The Soul of a Pilgrim"
The Soul of a Pilgrim:
Eight Practices for the Journey Within
Eight Practices for the Journey Within
by Christine
Valters Paintner
Sorin Books
Sorin Books
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
My Favorite Reads of 2014
Among the three dozen or so books I read during 2014, the following rank as my favorites:
Monday, December 15, 2014
Senior But Not Retired: Editor Carol Smallwood Interview
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Thursday, September 18, 2014
New Release--There's More . . . : A Novella of Life and Afterlife
I am very happy--"relieved" is more like it--to announce that my
latest book, There's More . . . : A Novella of Life and Afterlife, is now available in broad
distribution via amazon.com (worldwide) and smashwords.com. (It may take a few
days to filter down into the Apple Store, Nook, Sony, etc.)
"Relief pitcher Jack Thorne
stares at his catcher’s target. His single focus is to get this batter out.
If he does, a coveted World Series ring will be his. But the Universe has
a different plan for this Catholic priest-turned-ballplayer. There’s More is a creative imagining of the
ultimate human mysteries—death and Afterlife. This gripping story invites
readers to expand their existing concepts and consider broader cosmic
possibilities in answer to the universal question, 'What’s next?'"
Available at:
and
E-book: $1.99
Paperback:$ 8.55 (on Amazon)
I'd love to hear your reaction to this unusual story.
PS: Honest reviews always
welcome.
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