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06/12/2026

Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Today is the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is a feast in the church that has been celebrated since the 17th century starting in France and then universally celebrated since the 1850’s.

Take time to reflect upon and pray about how Jesus passionately loves you (flames), courageously endured pain and suffering for you (thorns), pours out his mercy for you (wound). He wants you to accept his heart and then share it with others.

Question….🕊What happens when you let the Lord love you?

Answer……☀️You become radiantly transformed!

We can get carried away with the busyness of life, we may do all the Christian “things” and check off all the boxes for the week and be on our way.

✔️attend Sunday service
✔️pray before meals
✔️night prayers with the kids
✔️volunteer to help others
✔️attend a Bible study or conference
✔️etc…….

🔥But do you allow time every day (every moment of the day) to let the Lord love you?

☀️Do you allow him to meet you where you are at?

🌼Do you allow him to guide your thoughts and decisions?

💖Do you allow him to rejoice in your joys?

⛈Do you allow him to comfort your sorrows?

🔒Do you allow him to enter into the deepest depths of your soul, the place that you keep locked to yourself?

“And when he does find it, he sets it on his shoulders with great joy and, upon his arrival home, he calls together his friends and neighbors and says to them, ‘Rejoice with me because I have found my lost sheep.’ I tell you, in just the same way there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous people who have no need of repentance.” Luke 15:5-7

Every time we turn towards him; He rejoices over you!

Allow Jesus to REJOICE over you and you will be radically and radiantly transformed.

Most Sacred Heart of Jesus….have mercy on us.

06/11/2026

I’m super excited to have been invited to have a vendor table at this event!! I’ll have a variety of Saint cookies for sale!!

Come see me and check out all the lovely China sets and dishes that will be available for purchase.

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They will be selling individual pieces and sets of China, crystal, silver, candle sticks, vases, linens, etc. Wonderful gently-loved items for great prices. Proceeds will be used by the Cathedral Cares Committee to support efforts that help our vulnerable neighbors.

06/11/2026

Thank you to those who have reach out to ask about my mobile cookie cart! I know it’s been several months since it’s been out and about. Here’s a couple upcoming dates!

Thank you for your support!!

06/05/2026

Update: all sold!
Thank you for your support, I appreciate all of you
Cake Walk!
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05/30/2026

May 30th

Born in Ireland in the 7th century, St. Dymphna was martyred for the faith at 15 years of age. After her mother died, her father suffered mental illness and severe grief at the loss of his wife. Tradition says an evil advisor suggested to her father to marry his own daughter. When St. Dymphna refused to marry her father, he gruesomely killed her with a sword to her head. The locals carried her body and laid it to rest in a cave, she was known to them as the Lily of Eire (symbol of purity and innocence). In the mid 1300’s a church was built honoring her and by the mid 1400’s pilgrims were gathering to seek her intercession.

She is the patron saint of mental illness, mental health providers, neurological disorders, against epilepsy, against sleepwalking, martyrs, r**e victims

St. Dymphna….pray for us.

05/30/2026

May 30th

Today is the feast day of St. Joan of Arc….

Her story is met with fortitude, victory, humility, and tragedy.

Fortitude for having the courage to say yes to God’s calling for her.

Victory for leading an army to battle and reclaiming the throne for the real King of France.

Humility for when the King wanted to reward her with treasure, all she wanted was to go back to her small village to live out her life as it once was.

Tragedy for when she was found guilty of being a heretic by an ecclesiastical court and she was burned to life at the stake.

When being tried by the judges, they asked her how she knew if she was in God’s Grace. Her response “If I am not, may it please God to put me in it; if I am, may it please God to keep me there.”

St. Joan of Arc… pray for us.

She is the patron saint of prisoners, martyrs, soldiers, opposition of church authority, people ridiculed for their piety, r**e victims.

05/23/2026

May 23rd

Today’s Saint is the patron of adopted children. Born in the 12th century in Scotland, he had a conversion to the faith later in life. After his conversion, he was known to care for neglected children, he donated a portion of his earnings to support the poor, he attended daily mass, and dedicated his life to Christ. While on a pilgrimage in England, he was martyred for the faith. A woman came upon his body and was healed of her ailments after touching him. Immediately, the local monks began to build a chapel and shrine in his honor. Even though his chapel was destroyed by King Henry the VIII, some of the remains can still be seen today.

St. William of Rochester (Perth)…..pray for us.

05/22/2026

On this journey that we call life, we go through different seasons, trials, and milestones. We experience different joys and blessings, we endure different heart aches, struggles, and frustrations. Today’s Saint shows us that it is possible to be obedient and faithful to God in all circumstances. Born in Italy in the 14th century, St. Rita had a desire to become a religious sister. Her parents had other plans and wanted her to marry. Being obedient to her parents, she married and had twin boys. Unfortunately she endured 18 years of abuse in her marriage, her husband was murdered, and later her sons both died.

Once again, she was called to religious life. At the age of 36 she became an Augustinian nun. She is known for her prayerfulness, charity towards others, and self-discipline for leading a life of faithfulness to God. She had mystical prayer experiences, one being when she received a wound on her forehead. For 15 years, this wound went unhealed and is thought to be a wound received by Christ similar to a thorn puncture.

St. Rita is the patron saint of impossible causes, difficult marriages, infertility, and parenthood.

St. Rita of Cascia….pray for us.

05/06/2026

As you know, I love to share the faith using cookies! Here’s something a little different. Let me know what you think….
The Parable of the Lost Sheep.

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