by Miriam Kavanagh

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  • See Sun

    For some unknown reason, I was not granted entrance to the master’s program in philosophy at the graduate school I did attend. I was told how to get my transcripts if I wanted to pursue my degree elsewhere. Basically I was expelled, even though I made the grade they asked me to. (FYI: Even a… Read more

  • Philosophy 607

    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

  • Do you know what pain is?

    I would like to add an image for you about physical pain, but when I looked around none of them could describe it as well as this: I was recently diagnosed with pneumonia but that’s not a big deal; it seems like I get pneumonia every year. My chest hurts, I take antibiotics, I substitute… Read more

  • President Donald J. Trump is now President-Elect Donald J. Trump. He fought a tough battle with Madame Vice President Kamala Harris. “Every citizen, I will fight for you and your family and your future every single day. I will be fighting for you with every breath in my body. I will not rest until we… Read more

  • All Souls’ Day

    All Souls’ Day always falls on November 2, directly after after All Saints’ Day. Just like its name implies it is a day where we celebrate those that have gone before us and crossed that rainbow bridge. In fact, many churches have places where you can write down the names of people you want to… Read more

  • HAPPY ALL SAINTS’ DAY!

    It’s not just the fact that there are 54 days before Christmas that is exciting. Today is a tremendous holiday celebrated in many Christian churches called All Saints’ Day. When you think of saints who comes to your mind whether you are Catholic or not. Pope John Paul II? Joan of Ark? Francis of Assisi?… Read more