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Days 277-278 A Golden Thread
"Let the beauty we love become the good we do." ~Rumi She is a woman who is on a mission to serve, globally. She is a kindred spirit. She carries a vision in her heart, one of bringing nurses… Continue reading
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Days 275-276 – Love Never Ends… & The Natural Order of Things
It is not life that never ends. It is Love. Continue reading
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Days 272-274 – When Crying is Caring – Grief as Medicine
“Grief is itself a medicine” William Cowper (1731-1800) …Crying is caring. Continue reading
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Days 270-271 Need Some Inspiration?
“All arts are derived from the breath that God breathed into the human body.” ~Hildegard of Bingen, 12th-century mystic … Continue reading
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Days 265-269 – Secrets of the Moon
…we all carry secrets. Some are beautiful and nurturing. Some are open wounds struggling for healing. Continue reading
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Days 263-264 None Strike Me as More Unlikely
~liz The Play When I go outside at night And look up and the stars are bright Sometimes I lay on the ground And imagine that the sky is down And if the earth should then… Continue reading
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Days 261-262 Laugh-Singing The Day
The only important thing leaders do is to take care of their staff – to love, honor and respect them. One of the best ways to do that is to help them look a grim job in the face…and smile… Continue reading
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Days 258-260 – The Sacred Life
The sacred life is lived by engaging the world through listening to our passion and living our calling. Caregivers engage the world of illness, suffering, death, and birth every day. Continue reading
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Days 256-257 Weaving Threads of Love
Sister’s of St. Joseph of Orange, story of lace making and a lifetime of service. Continue reading
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Days 254-255 – Relationship Patterns
“The definition of a long marriage is having the same argument over and over again,” -attributed to Prince Ranier of Monaco Continue reading
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