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Monarchs and Mary
Monarch Butterflies, Fredericksburg, TX
Hail Mary, Full of Grace
Monarch Butterfly, Fredericksburg, TX – photo taken by Grace Wilde
Ponder God
South Rim – Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, U.S.A.
Faith
Sunrise, Pueblo West, Colorado
Our advent journey begins
A walk through the California Redwoods, Northern California, U.S.A.
Thanksgiving encounter
We have much to be thankful for but perhaps we should be most thankful for the moments we have of meeting with one another. The following two minute meditation I think is particularly enlightening. Happy Thanksgiving everyone. http://www.stlukeproductions.com/benedictus-media/mp3/11_21.mp3
An old mule deer buck greets turkeys, Waterton Canyon, Colorado
The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Bull Elk, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
A warm embrace
West Elk Mountains, West Elk Wilderness, Colorado
Children
Great Egret and chicks – High Island, Texas
Prayers
Mount Rushmore National Memorial, South Dakota
Do not be afraid
Turkey, Mead, Washington – hen hides her three chicks while peeking out of the tall grass
Love all things (even the creepy and crawly)
Brown Bat and Cicada exoskeleton on Live Oak – Spring Branch, TX
The Poor
Killdeer – Spring Branch, TX
Encountering Others
Double-crested Cormorant – High Island, Texas
Turning To Look at Him
Osprey – Lake Granby, Colorado
Acts of Love
What is the power of a smile, a hand shake, a hug, a sincere heart felt greeting or a prayer? Teresa of Avila; mystic, reformer, theologian and Doctor of the Church, understood that small acts of love are essential to our spiritual well-being and the spiritual well-being of our Church.
Moose Calf nursing with Mother – Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
Shadows and Light
West Elk Mountains – West Elk Wilderness, Colorado
Comfort in hard times
St. Peter Claver lived in the valley of the shadow of death. He was the slave to the slaves; feeding, treating, teaching, caring for and baptizing hundreds of thousands of slaves in Cartagena, Columbia for over forty years from 1615 to his death in 1654.
Dead grove of aspens – West Elk Wilderness, Colorado
