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Meanwhile, over at The Anchoress…
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
…her online retreat is going gangbusters, and she’s just posted a heart-stirring meditation on energy: There are things seen, and unseen. Energy is seen and unseen, and all around us. God is all around us, too – seen amongst us in each other, and unseen, too. Our state of being – our mindset, our peace,…
Retreating with The Anchoress
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
After many weeks of planning, The Anchoress is doing something altogether original. For the next few days, she’s leading an online “retreat.” I’m delighted and humbled to say that she’s asked me to be a part of this innovative enterprise, so you may see me make an appearance or two over there. I encourage you…
“O glorious St. Lawrence, blessed deacon of the church…”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
August the 10th marks the feast of a great deacon and martyr of the Church, St. Lawrence. He famously died while being burned to death on a grill. (Significantly, the feast day which precedes his, St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, or Edith Stein, also commemorates a martyrdom by fire — hers, in Auschwitz.) Below…
“An oasis for prayer” in Atlanta
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
Over the years, I’ve enjoyed some wonderful private retreats outside Atlanta, at the Trappist Monastery of the Holy Spirit, in Conyers. But that’s not the only Catholic house for spiritual seekers in the area. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution this morning profiles the Jesuit’s counterpart: Outside, acres of hardwoods formed a majestic green cathedral. Sunlight dappled its…
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