Eight years ago, the bossiest, wiggliest, waggiest Dachshund barged into my life, changing everything for me. ...
'...many men sneer at virtue -- because it makes vice uncomfortable.' - Venerable Archbishop Fulton J Sheen
Reflections by T. Rea Okerberg
- Reflection 1: The Radical 'Yes!'
- Reflection 2 – Easter
- Reflection 3: Prayers
- Reflection 4 - Depth of Jesus' Love for Us
- Reflection 5 - Mercy of God
- Reflection 6 - Walking Upright and Loving God
- Reflection 7 – Consolation
- Reflection 8 – Incense
- Reflection 9 -Reconciliation
- Reflection 10 – Pilgrimage
- Reflection 11 - Priest Vestments
- Reflection 12 - Discerning a Vocation
- Reflection 13 - Cause for Canonization
- Reflection 14 - Known by God - What does this mean?
- Reflection 15 - Stations of the Cross
- Reflection 16 -When God Rearranges the Soul's Furniture
- Reflection 17 - Thoughts and Considerations of Holy Things
Showing posts with label remembering lost loved ones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remembering lost loved ones. Show all posts
07 April 2019
A somber day...
This afternoon, I found out some pretty devastating news about a friend... He passed away at 4.15 this morning, Eastern Time. Only 41 years old. Below is the letter I wrote, as a feeble way to cope with this tremendous loss. For the sake of privacy, I've omitted the person's name.
Labels:
friendship,
gratitude,
grief,
loss,
love,
memorial,
remembering lost loved ones
11 September 2017
O Death, Thou Detestable Maw!
Next to the post I just shared with you all, this is about to be one of the realest, most rawest (yes, that's a word because I said so) posts you're going to see from me.
Always Remember September 2001.
Sixteen years ago today, life changed for my country in a vastly different direction that we didn't expect (or, maybe some of us did, but didn't expect it would happen in our own lifetime to see..... Isn't that the way of things, though...). I won't ever forget where I was or what I was doing that morning. I won't go into it here because I just can't bring myself to talk about it. I have discussed it in the past, but I've had a new and more personal grief hit me eight days ago with the sudden passing of a very close friend. (I will write a tribute to her in my next post)
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