Author: kateloving

God’s Revolution- Podcast 145

As we pray with each in and out breath and welcome the beautiful seasons of the year, I wanted to discuss the canonization of Dorothy Day, as seen from the perspective of James Douglass, author of “JFK: And The Unspeakable.” I wrote to him and asked him whether the Roman Catholic Church plans to canonize… Continue reading God’s Revolution- Podcast 145

Music Of The Animals- Podcast 144

In our Western culture, although death has come out of the closet, it is still not openly experienced or discussed. Allowing dying to be so intensely present enriches both the preciousness of each moment and our detachment from it.  – Ram Dass Dear Goddess, Everything, every person, my daily work, every relationship and everyone I… Continue reading Music Of The Animals- Podcast 144

Prayer For The Seasons–Podcast 142

Prayer For The Seasons

Dear Goddess, Thank you for seeing us through another entire tax season. Perhaps the next season will be less stressful. Perhaps the process will be streamlined. Now it is time for spring cleaning and planting a garden: vegetables for food, flowers for beauty. The four seasons give great opportunity for adjustment and fine-tuning of our… Continue reading Prayer For The Seasons–Podcast 142

Trail Mix & Goon

As mentioned in yesterday’s blog post, The Nursing Career Transformation Roundtable Launched Yesterday. My husband Tomaso and I are launching another Hanginar series on 10/27/14. We will interview Spencer Johnson, author of Trail Mix & Goon. Spencer is in his early 20s and this is his first Memoir. The Memoir has a feel between a… Continue reading Trail Mix & Goon

Gratitude For Spiritual Philanthropy

Blue River

This month is the 4 year anniversary of the Prayer Blog. The 365 day Prayer Blogging Challenge began as an experiment and turned into a multi-dimensional never-ending project. It is frankly amazing that this journey continues. I remember thinking that prayers are a universal language, not to be co-opted by any religion. Yet Christianity would… Continue reading Gratitude For Spiritual Philanthropy