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This Week's Priests
We share a cartoon from the past highlighting that though All Souls Day is celebrated on November 2nd, the entire month is dedicated to these holy helpers in a special way. Let us pray in earnest for those who pray more earnestly for us than we can comprehend. #sisterreginacomicstrip
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We share a cartoon from the past highlighting that though All Souls Day is celebrated on November 2nd, the entire month is dedicated to these holy helpers in a special way. Let us pray in earnest for those who pray more earnestly for us than we can comprehend. #sisterreginacomicstrip
Happy Epiphany! Some might say this "ends" Christmas. It is a feast that combines aspects of the great revelations of Christ's divinity: the veneration by the Magi after his birth, his baptism in the Jordan, and the miracle at the wedding in Cana. In each event, the divine was experienced by witnesses. Your Christmas season may not have felt supernatural. But it was. It may not have felt like rubbing elbows with divinity. But it was. As we have often mentioned, we keep the cribs up until February 2nd and strive to keep the Infant King very much in our hearts year round. Go kneel once more at the crib of the helpless, silent Babe who needs everything, can do nothing, yet, as God, offers us Salvation and Eternal Life with him - starting now. That brings quite some peace amid this world's chaos and tragedy. And that surely feels like a supernatural epiphany. #sisterreginacomicstrip
It's Advent - time for more prayerful waiting and less cartooning, despite the plethora of cat-related/Christmas decor material. In truth, Gunther (a.k.a. Shadow) mainly likes to sit under the tree, not climb it or knock it down. While he does explore new things with his teeth at times, he's usually gentle...unless he thinks it's a snake. May you have a blessed and grace filled Advent awaiting the coming of the Infant King. #sisterreginacomicstrip
There is a saying about monastic life, or any religious life for that matter, "The big things get small, but the small things get big." Compared to people in the world, a monk or nun will find the 'big things' like the things they did in the world to pay their taxes, loans, car payments, mortgage etc seem to vanish or get small, freeing up the person for an undistracted pursuit of God. Compared to God, all things seem small. But as human beings, the little things, even for nuns, can then become big. A woman can divest herself of career, job, house, car, etc., and find smaller things grow in size in the monastery that can also serve the devil's purpose of keeping one from an undistracted pursuit of God. It could be saving that old holy card that's too beautiful to part with or keeping something broken but that might be useful to someone 'someday'. Being human, the small things can be clung to too. Thus another saying becomes very apropos, "Hang on to Jesus. Drop everything else like a rock!" #sisterreginacomicstrip
Why, after Roe V. Wade has been overturned, is the March for Life still happening and marking its 50th year in D.C. while many scores of local marches also take place? Maybe an answer is found in the name itself. It is called "March for Life", not "March for the Overturning of Roe V. Wade." It isn't about one law, one right or one prohibition. It's about life - which, if we think about it, encompasses EVERYTHING ELSE. Though the momentous event in 2022, overturning a ruling like Roe V. Wade and moving the fight for life to the State level, is to celebrated, this isn't just about that decision. It's really and fundamentally about converting hearts and enlightening minds to see life as it fully is: a GIFT from God alone. Life, be that of the unborn baby in the womb or of the mother or the father or the elderly or the chronically ill, is something to be revered, respected and protected from conception to natural death. #sisterreginacomicstrip
How does the cat discern?
Yes, we are sort of sharing some of our news regarding how we are going to manage Come and See visits during COVID. But, thanks to the amazing qualities of fictional cartoons, we can do so all while respecting the privacy and discretion of the women discerning their possible religious vocations.
When you are lighting a fire with a match or a spark, you are careful not to expose the early flame to too much wind or it will go out. Gunther, however, has no such reservations. And he’s very discriminating about who can rub his ears. #sisterreginacomicstrip
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