This is another of those lists that I paste in my dayplanner.
A few of my friends remember this time in my life and are now at a similar point with one or more of their own children. (This post is for you!) The intercession of these saints, the prayers of my mother, and a lot of forgiveness (70x7 rang in my ears often!) has finally started to heal the relationship between me and this child.
St. Thomas Aquinas – Academics
St. Ambrose – Learning
St. Nicholas of Myra – Children
St. Aloyisius Gonzaga – Youth
St. Jude – Desperate Situations
St. Gregory the Great – Teachers
St. Ambrose – Learning
St. Nicholas of Myra – Children
St. Aloyisius Gonzaga – Youth
St. Jude – Desperate Situations
St. Gregory the Great – Teachers
Congratulations on taking the big plunge into blogworld!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a surprise!!! Wow, another to add to my long list!!
I love those 12 ways to pray for your child. I got in an email from Sarah once. Very neat!!
OK, I'll add you to my google reader!!!
Yes, it is amazing how quickly the blogs pile up. Thankfully, those on my list takes turns posting. Some days I long for more to read, but most of the time it's just right. It's pretty cool how you meet people. Two of the blogs I read are women whom I have actually met, but will see very seldom (if at all, anymore!).
ReplyDeleteThat's funny about the 12 ways to pray for your child ... Sarah & I probably received it at the same time. Either that or she gave it to me, who knows!
Ummmmmmmm.....
ReplyDeleteWOW! A sweet surprise from reading Jamie's blog!
I see living in the country has really inspired you on more than one level, Suzie! :)
I LOVE your blog. It's SO totally YOU!
Enjoy your precious time with the beautiful ballerina and the busy boy - I'm sure the time will fly by!
One of these days I might actually see you in person :)
+JMJ+