Daily Meditation for May 8, 2026
Abraham Lincoln has been quoted as saying, “All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my angel mother.” Looking back on our lives, many of us […]
Entries by Emily Vranesh
Daily Meditation for May 7, 2026
Are you still celebrating Easter? Hopefully, yes! We are in the season of Eastertide, a 50-day celebration, beginning on Easter Sunday and continuing until Pentecost, which this year falls on […]
Daily Meditation for May 6, 2026
“One man’s junk is another man’s treasure” is an oft repeated statement. And so, each spring we begin the task of cleaning drawers, closets, shelves, and other storage areas. How […]
Daily Meditation for May 5, 2026
On April 11, the sisters at St. Scholastica Convent honored and celebrated 4 sisters celebrating 75 years as Benedictine sisters, 3 celebrating 70 years, one celebrating 50 years and 1 […]
Spring Flowers and How They Bring Hope
After a long winter, spring can feel like a promise kept. The air softens, daylight lingers, and the ground—once sealed under frost—starts to loosen its grip. Then, almost quietly, the […]
Daily Meditation for May 4, 2026
Recently I have been reading a book entitled JESUS CALLING. Each day I am reminded that Jesus walks with me each day. Where do I meet him? I am in […]
Daily Meditation for May 1, 2026
May has traditionally been dedicated to Mary, the mother of Jesus, but in 1955 Pope Pius XII proclaimed May 1 as the day dedicated to St. Joseph the Worker. Joseph, […]
Daily Meditation for April 30, 2026
There is a saying that goes, “The past is history, the future is mystery, and the gift is living in the now. That is why it is called the ‘present.’” […]
Daily Meditation for April 29, 2026
As spring approached, we experienced potholes in the roadways that result from the freeze/thaw cycles. We’ve come to expect potholes in Minnesota. We learn how to navigate around them, hoping […]
Daily Meditation for April 28, 2026
Today’s first reading from the Acts of the Apostles recounts a yearlong experience of faith sharing and conversion, as the people of Antioch claimed a new identity as Christians. When […]
