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The Psalm to Recite Through Adversity
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
I miss my uncle the priest, especially throughout these past few years of adversity. I look forward to the daily email sermons I receive from a Catholic priest I call ‘Father Hope.’ I used to be involved in a bible study with him. His spiritual wisdom is some of the best I have received. In…
I Had a Moment of Spiritual Clarity
By
Colleen Sheehy Orme
I’m sitting at a traffic light. I am sleep-deprived, stressed, and overwhelmed. But I have only one thought. The sun shines brightly and warmth seeps through the open window. Thank you, God, for this beautiful day. I surprise myself. Things in my life are desperate. I am in the middle of a brutally abusive elongated…
As a Catholic Is It Okay to Pray for Small Things?
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
Growing up Catholic it was definitely implied we shouldn’t necessarily pray for small things. Prayers were to be siphoned out intentionally for major requests. A sick parent, financial hardship, or other types of significant anguish. Especially the suffering of others. This was the mindset I grew up with. There were rules when it came to…
15 Bible Verses Overcoming Fear During This Pandemic
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
I’m contributing pieces on Family Today and Medium. Follow me below. #WomanResurrected On Medium @ColleenOrme Follow me on Instagram @colleenorme Facebook @Colleen Orme National Columnist #WomanResurrected E-mail: Colleen.Sheehy.Orme@gmail.com
10 Powerful Love Inspiring Bible Verses
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
I’m contributing pieces on Family Today and Medium. Follow me on social below. #WomanResurrected On Medium @ColleenOrme Follow me on Instagram @colleenorme Facebook @Colleen Orme National Columnist #WomanResurrected E-mail: Colleen.Sheehy.Orme@gmail.com
How to Effortlessly Make a Difference in Your Community
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
It’s cold here in the Northeast and the wind is kicking it up a notch. Needless to say, I might have grumbled a bit while walking my two labradors. Hazel and Phyllis seemed oblivious to the cold and found it energizing. My two furry beasts as motivated and I was unmotivated by it. Despite this,…
The Prayer I Didn’t Want to Pray in Difficult Times
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
A priest I know and respect said we should thank God for our pain. A hard lesson to hear when experiencing any type of emotional devastation. Sure, spiritually we believe in growth and the hardship which promotes it. And sure, we theoretically believe it’s supposed to make us better human beings. It’s supposed to teach…
The Only Catholic Tea Room in The World
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
Feeling the need to quench your spiritual thirst? You may want to visit The Crowning Glory Tea Room in Fountain Hills, Arizona. A divine destination where chamomile meets Catholicism and sacred meets sweets. Before you nestle in for some scrumptious conversation choose which parlor suits you best. This faith-inspiring locale has dedicated each room to a…
The Intersection of Our Pain and Our Purpose
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
Our suffering will be unlike many and like others. Human beings come in all shapes and sizes much like our respective pain. It will vary for each of us. However, we will all suffer. There will be times when the world seems unkind. When God couldn’t seem farther away. When friends turn to foe. When…
8 Reasons You May Need to End a Relationship
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Colleen Sheehy Orme
In relationships, we often ‘neglect to reflect’ on how a person makes us feel. Instead, we try and get their attention by explaining what hurts or bothers us. Or we simply sit quietly and compensate or overcompensate to deal with unwanted behaviors. In all relationships be it romantic or friendship the best litmus test is to…
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