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Tag Archives: reflection
An Advent Gift “From the Heart of God”
“From the Heart of God…” was the theme that captured the attention of nearly 80 people who gathered on Saturday, December 3, 2016, at the Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart for an Advent Day of Prayer. Mission Helper Sr. Clare Walsh, … Continue reading
A Reflection on Reality for Palm Sunday
Sister M. Martha Pavelsky, MHSH Somewhere in one of the Gospel accounts, the observation is made that Jesus “knew what was in man.” That sounds ominous, but I think it’s simply stating the fact the he knew our flawed, fallible … Continue reading
Posted in Liturgical Seasons, Reflections
Tagged attitudes, birthright, Jesus, Mission Helper, Palm Sunday, reflection, rejoice
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Amazing Grace
A Reflection by Sister Natalie DeLuca, MHSH What does non-violence, forgiveness and reconciliation mean to you? How can prayer move the “enemy”? Here is a story that Fr. Robert Hamm, S.J., told a group of Mission Helpers, illustrating the mysterious … Continue reading
Posted in A Woman Inspired, Peace & Justice
Tagged Amazing Grace, Amazing Grace how sweet the sound, empowering, family, Father forgive them, forgiveness, Fr. Robert Hamm SJ, God’s grace, injustice, Jesuit missionary, justice, mission helpers, non-violence, oppression, reconciliation, reflection, Sister Natalie DeLuca MHSH, South Africa, that saved a wretch like me, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Van der Broeck, victims
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“Independence” – A Reflection on Independence Day
By Sister M. Martha Pavelsky, MHSH “Independence.” From toddlerhood on, our children are encouraged to walk by themselves. No one with any sense tries to prevent their walking because they might fall: spills are part of the process and another … Continue reading
Posted in Seasonal Thoughts
Tagged armed conflicts, brave decisions, brave soldiers, country struggles, courageous, fireworks, free, freedom, hard choices, hot dogs, Independence, Independence Day, inspire, July 4, National Anthem, parents, pray, prayer of gratitude, reflection, self-determining, Sister M. Martha Pavelsky MHSH, spiritual mentors, toddlerhood, wise teachers
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A Reflection by Sister M. Martha Pavelsky, MHSH In the first reading for the Second Sunday of Lent (GN 12:1-4A) God tells Abram: “Go forth from the land of your kinsfolk and from your father’s house to a land that … Continue reading
Pope Francis and Me
A Reflection by Sister Joanne Frey, MHSH “The One who sat on the throne said to me, ‘See, I make all things new!’” Revelation 21:5 Yes, you surely did Lord. He takes our breath away, and our hearts rise because … Continue reading
Posted in A Woman Inspired, Reflections
Tagged Argentina, authority, “Jesus Christus, Benedict XVI, Blessed Sacrament, devotions, God, God’s servants, governance, Holy Father, I make all things new, Jesus, Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart, Our Lady Untier of the Knots, papal office, Pope, Pope Francis, power, prayer, reflection, resurrection, revelation 21 v.5, Romano Guardini, See, Sister Joanne Frey MHSH, transformation
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Martin and Francis: Seeing the Possibilities
A Reflection by Rosemary M. Thompson, Executive Director, P. Francis Murphy Initiative for Justice and Peace As we head into the second half of the first month of the year, we encounter the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. Born … Continue reading
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