By Erica Stewart I have noticed in the past few months that the world never stops. I’m sure you just chuckled at that sentence. But it sometimes feels that way in certain earth-shattering moments: the death of a loved one, the diagnosis of a life-threatening disease, the loss of your job. In my case, I […]
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Dwight, Darlene, and the Importance of Whimsy
By Catherine Scallen, CVN Recruiter Everybody needs a road buddy, particularly of the easy-going, chill variety. I couldn’t have asked for better companions than Dwight and Darlene, my fearless road warrior rubber ducks. I have been a fervent supporter and enthusiastic collector of rubber ducks for quite some time now. This began one Christmas when […]
Relishing Silence
By Erica Stewart, CVN Recruiter A few months ago, as I prepared for my interview to become a recruitment associate, I read recruiter Caitlin’s blog post about living simply on the road. Besides the excitement of what the position could bring me in the few months following my year of service, her commitment to simple […]
Cardinal Wuerl returns from synod in Rome, reflects on the experience
By: Kate Flannery, Communications Department I walked out the door and I felt evangelized. There was something in the air. Even though it was thirty-something degrees outside and I’m a wimp from Texas, I was feeling refreshed. I listened for the third time as Cardinal Donald Wuerl spoke last night on the New Evangelization, thinking […]
Scrapped Plans
By: Tracy Kemme, Affiliate with the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, former Rostro de Cristo volunteer In her poem entitled “Summer Day,” Mary Oliver asks, “What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” I love the power, audacity, and truth of that question, but her use of the word […]
