Turn verb: to (cause to) change the direction in which you are facing or moving. It’s the end of a long day at the end of a longer week and I’m finally beginning unwind as I sit on the loveseat preparing to read to my youngest boys. One boy sits on...
Let me know when you are ready to go.I’ve takenthat leap before.I know,the fear,the liesthat bind youto the edgeof that prisonwall.They boast such certainty.”Thisis allthere ever,was, all there ever will...
The Visitation, by Jacopo Pontormo is one of the paintings I most often display in my Spiritual Direction office during the season of advent. Pontormo depicts the moment of Mary and Elizabeth’s meeting, as described in Luke 1:39-56. In it, the two women, each...
This advent, I’m sharing a few brief video reflections on my facebook page: Kelly Chripczuk, Writer, Speaker, Spiritual Director. You can find the first two videos in this series by going to my fb page and clicking on the “videos” tab. Or,...
One night, when he was three, Levi asked as I was putting him to bed, “Where does the shadows go?” The question tickled my imagination and, in the morning, my answer had settled into a poem.//Faith is . . . the conviction of things not seen. (Hebrews...
Half Dome, U.S. Photo by Denys Nevozhai on Unsplash Out of a great needwe are all holding hands and climbing. Not loving is a letting go. Listen, the terrain around here is far too dangerous for that. – HafizHere in the US, pre-election, I hear the words...
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