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Reflections of a Catholic's struggles to follow Christ, by God's Grace, in the Here and Now.
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August
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- Wound in the Heart
- "Lead Kindly Light"
- Regrets
- Mom, John the Baptizer, & Office for the Dead
- Settin' a Spell
- The Day After
- Courage and Fear and Claremore
- Mom ... Free At Last?
- Mom's Funeral Day
- Courage
- Empty Nest ... WTF, Lord?
- "Peace is in the Grave; the Grave holds all things...
- How Mom Died
- It Is Finished
- Never Again
- My Dying Mom
- She's Dying
- Recognition and Representation
- The Tomb
- The Unknown
- Watch with Me
- Oh God What a Night
- Mom and Rome
- Saying No to Nursing Homes
- How Mom and I Got to This Point
- Why This Blog
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About Me
- Charles
- Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States
- I am a 53 year old man who is a Roman Catholic struggling - as do all of us - in the here and now. I was privileged to serve as my dear mother's caregiver until her death on August 22, 2007. Until that date, my role as caregiver was my biggest challenge in the here and now. Since her death, my biggest challenge, in the here and now, has been grieving her passing. Under the circumstances, maintaining my faith in Christ, and following Him, has been an enormous challenge for me. Prayerfully reflecting on this challenge, and working it through in the here and now, is the primary reason I started this blog.
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