by Deanna Bartalini | Jul 29, 2023 | Inspire your Faith, Sunday Scripture |
This is a slightly edited version of the homily for Sunday, July 30, the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, given by Deacon John. Today’s gospel is part of all the parables Jesus told in one day’s time while sitting by the sea with large crowds and his disciples. Parables...
by Deanna Bartalini | Apr 20, 2023 | Prayer |
On April 29, we celebrate the Feast of St. Catherine of Siena. She was a mystic and lay Dominican, born in Siena, Italy in 1347. I’ve done a number of podcasts about her; you can find them all here. She was an amazing woman! I really only popped on here to...
by Deanna Bartalini | Apr 7, 2023 | Prayer |
During Lent, I prayed the Prayer of Abandon from St. Charles de Foucauld every day. I didn’t plan to do this, but it was the prayer on the daily reflection I was reading and praying with and so I prayed the prayer. Some days I prayed it well and others days, I...
by Deanna Bartalini | Dec 9, 2022 | Books |
I read many books. Some for fun, some for learning, some for reflection, and then some for the grandchildren. I’ve categorized these so you can easily find what you need. And, if I interviewed the author on my podcast, there is a link to that as well. Ignatian...
by Deanna Bartalini | Nov 30, 2022 | Webinar |
This one-time live nano-class will focus on recognizing where negative thinking begins and the one strategy to use to begin to overcome it! Yes, I said one strategy because none of us need to make our lives more complicated. 3 things you’ll discover in this nano-class...
