Category: Bishop Robert Barron
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Reflections on the Rosary: A Personal Journey
First, I was being taught how to “love my God with all my heart, all my mind and all my soul.” And, then, just as night follows day, He began to show me how this knowledge and love for Him could not be hoarded or stored up within me, but — as in His reply…
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Welcome to Advent 2025
Restarting … Again Greetings Friends, So, it’s been a minute (724,320 minutes and counting, actually), since I posted here. Saying I’ve been busy seems a lame excuse … on the one hand. On the other, it’s been good stuff that’s kept me occupied — sometimes puzzled, often times not knowing what I’m doing — with…
Mary Adrienne
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Meditations on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary — Finding Jesus in the Temple
Build Your temple in me, Oh Lord… where You’ll allow me…to attend with You to our Father’s business.
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Meditations on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary – Presentation of Jesus at the Temple
Simeon speaks to us, as he did to Mary, as he tells us our hearts, too, will be pierced.
Mary Adrienne
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Meditations on Joyful Mysteries of the Holy Rosary – The Nativity
He, who lived and died and rose again from the dead, will be made known to others through you.
Mary Adrienne
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Meditations on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary – The Visitation
Bishop Barron says we’re all called to be like Mary, arks of God’s final covenant. Called to carry and to share the Good News of our Lord.
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Meditations on the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary – The Annunciation
Sweet Mary, Holy Mother, you are our mother, too, and I give thanks for you.
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Hidden in Your Mystery
Finding the Real Presence Hidden in the Host Tell my children about My hiddenness in all things, as I surround them with My love. How I hide My mystery in people and places, whom I’ve shown you along your way. You and I have so many stories. Recall them. Have the details at hand. Make…
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Sunday, September 4, 2022 — Word on Fire
This reading is a striking one. But it sure gets our attention, doesn’t it. Bishop Barron and other priests along the way have reminded us that Jesus was a Jewish man, steeped in Jewish ways and figures of speech and speaking. It helps me when I think of him looking right at me and challenging…
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Have a Holy Thursday
I struggled early on after my conversion to Catholicism with whether to soldier through some of the challenges I was experiencing or whether to revert back to Anglo-Catholicism. I read whatever I could find to help understand what belief or lack of belief the Anglican martyrs held so strongly that they were willing to be…
Walking With My Brother 