November 21, 2022 Fall Exodus
Fall Exodus by Réjeanne George
It’s fall. The birds gather preparing their exodus. The humming birds have been gorging. How…
November 17, 2022 The Still Small Voice
The Still Small Voiceby Janine Gobeil
The Coffee Mug Living in community, there are times when I struggle with certain personalities.…
November 17, 2022 What Do You Make of Death?
What Do You Make of Death? by Mark Schlingerman
Death, especially untimely, violent, unexpected death, is a shock and an interior dislocation. And, more…
November 14, 2022 I Was a Cana Kid
I Was a Cana Kid by Elaine Antholzner-Ball
The blurb in the May-June issue of Restoration asking for memories of Madonna House had…
November 10, 2022 The Long Journey
The Long Journey by Catherine de Vinck
Traveling by train, long ago watching the landscape sliding by squat houses, flat meadows miniature…
November 10, 2022 Apocalyptic Peace
Apocalyptic Peace by Fr. Denis Lemieux
All that you see here—the days will come when there will not be left a…
November 7, 2022 Let Nothing You Dismay
Let Nothing You Dismayby Fr. David May
I used to be able to walk rather great distances without even thinking about it.…
November 3, 2022 Take and Hold, Hold and Let Go
Take and Hold, Hold and Let Go Miriam Stulberg
Miriam wrote the following when she was transferred back to Combermere after a fourteen-year stint…
October 31, 2022 A Day of Joy and Friendship
A Day of Joy and Friendship by Susanne Stubbs
What to say about our 75th anniversary open house and picnic on September 4th? Members…
October 27, 2022 A Fool From Russia
A Fool From Russia by Catherine Doherty
What a stranger I am to myself! Unknown. To others an enigma, a pain, a…
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