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An argument can be a lot like a sentence with a soft and sweet, “I am,” being the equivalent of “Please apologize for borrowing my shoes without my permission.” The shoe-borrower apologizes and the friendship goes on as normal, but a chip of trust still needs to be rebuilt, but that’s normal. Then, you have… Read more
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by Miriam Kavanagh When something unexpedtedly ends for an unknown reason that will never become known, it’s strange. You know that you are the one experiencing it, but you just feel like you’re walking next to the one who it’s happening to–that way you don’t have to admit that it’s happening to you. Everything is… Read more
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by Miriam Kavanagh I recently hurt someone I love very much. I had great conversations with him and then I put my foot in it. These were his reactions… Both understandable reactions, both totally surprising reactions coming from such a peaceful person. At first I thought it was a joke and I tried calling him… Read more
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by Miriam Kavanagh A broken heart wanders in my apartment over Pope Francis’ exit from this world. Do not misunderstand me, I am grateful he is no longer in pain, I am over the moon that he has finally gone Home to see family, friends, brother priests, Our Lord, Our Father, the Holy Spirit, and… Read more
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by Miriam Kavanagh When I woke up, I glanced at my phone and a few lines from the New York Times had me shout “Oh no!” Sure enough, Pope Francis had succumbed to a variety of sicknessess, namely pneumonia, the day after Easter at age 88. Common sense and simplicity in a complicated world was… Read more
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by Miriam Kavanagh Getting my master’s degree in theology had always skipped around my mind, but I worried about the money. Suddenly, God told me to go, and I was not so worried about the money anymore. However, when I was looking for online schools, I did want one that was inexpensive and that… Read more
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Getting my master’s degree in theology had always skipped around my mind, but I worried about the money. Suddenly, God told me to go, and I was not so worried about the money anymore. However, when I was looking for online schools, I did want one that was inexpensive and that is what first… Read more
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by Miriam Kavanagh The reason why I have not been able to blog recently is because I got very sick for most of December, then I started graduate school (online) to get my master’s degree in theology. I know, I know. Why on earth would a person put themselves through that? Well, God told me… Read more
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My apologies for shoving two weeks of Advent into one, but I have not just been a little under weather but rather crushed by the weather, so I have to combine both. Please forgive me for just copying most and pasting most of the information from AI; I pray AI is not giving us FI… Read more
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