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Pilgrim home

7/15/2018

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I have been thinking about how because I was a pilgrim in a way after becoming a widow, I see the Church as my home and my dwellings as way-stations. But women who have lived in the same house for years and made it wonderful and beautiful for their families feel very differently.

Their homes are kind of cacoons!

One of my daughters had to move out of her 15 year home suddenly. I thought she now has to make the heart of Jesus her cacoon.

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11/18/2019 04:47:33 am

Being a pilgrim starts with a little curiosity. Yes, it needs to start from there because if not, you will never have the desire to know it. In your case, you were in search of something to do during your sad days after being a widow. You see, there is always a light behind the dark and that is where awe should put our focus and our energy on. You wouldn't be a pilgrim if that didn't happen. By the way, I love the illustrations that you posted.

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Ronda Chervin received a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Fordham University and an MA in Religious Studies from Notre Dame Apostolic Institute. She is a dedicated widow, mother, and grandmother.
Ronda converted to the Catholic Faith from a Jewish, though atheistic, background and has been a Professor of Philosophy and Theology at Loyola Marymount University, the Seminary of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, and Franciscan University of Steubenville. She is an international speaker and author of some fifty books about Catholic thought, practice and spirituality. One of her latest is LAST CALL, published by Goodbooks Media.
Dr. Ronda is currently retired and living in Corpus Christi, Texas after her years of teaching philosophy at Holy Apostles College and Seminary in Cromwell, Connecticut.
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