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Hiding in Plain Site
When the world feels hopeless and heartless,take a moment to look around.There are beautiful humans everywhere,often hiding in plain sight in cabs,on buses, in cafes, on trains, in libraries,on park benches, in laundromats, on subways.They may not be rich… Continue reading
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The Best Career Partner Ever
If, as I believe, leaders are caregivers, then they need caregivers as well. Career partners. My best one is my wife of 58 years. Continue reading
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I Honor the Place in You
For a long time, I wondered why I felt like bowing when people showed their appreciation for the work that I’ve been privileged to do. What I’ve come to understand is that we who bow are probably — whether we… Continue reading
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“The Tender Glance of God”
As I reflect on the life work of Father Greg Boyle, it is clear to see that he is a saintly man. This week I had an opportunity to listen as Fr Boyle speak. Father Boyle, is a Jesuit priest,… Continue reading
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In Our Hearts
Let us join in community to offer our prayers for our caregivers, our dear neighbors without distinction and all who are impacted by these devastating fires, including the animals and all of creation. God of compassion, you are our refuge… Continue reading
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A life Well Lived-A Tribute to June van den Noort
June van den Noort RN, a dear friend for over 40 years, dedicated her energies to the healing profession of hospice care. June was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother and nurse who was always there to lend a helping… Continue reading
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How You Can Honor Caregivers Who Died
Want to honor a caregiver who has passed away? Post a comment on the Journal. Your email will not appear and no need to list a “URL”. Thank you. Continue reading
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Thankfulness!
We are fortunate when we are able to provide loving care for another human being. However, we must give ourselves loving care before others so that our reserve of physical, emotional, and spiritual energy levels are high enough to match… Continue reading
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