Change of location but classes continue at St Rose’s
January 15, 2024
Archdiocese’s Health Safety and Environment Team: “Exercise care in the face of the new Covid-19 variant”
January 16, 2024
The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath; so, the Son of man is master even of the Sabbath.’
Mark 2:23-28
I didn’t make any resolutions this year. Instead, I spent time reflecting on the major shifts in my life over the past few years to acknowledge the ways in which the Lord has made my path clear and straight.
Coming out of this, I realized that God has been moving powerfully in the past, but I had either missed it or gotten in the way through my pride and expectations. Honestly, I really wanted to make my lists of expectations to God and lay them at his feet. Instead, I feel a gentle yet terrifying tug inside to trust fall with Jesus this year.
This is a month to recalibrate. There is a fresh wind of the Spirit moving and I don’t want to miss it. As I surrendered to this tug, the Lord began addressing my habits, reprioritizing my morning routines and shedding light on my daily assignments from him. As I trust fall, I disconnect from distraction and reconnect with him, others and my vocation.
Lord, let me want what you want for my life.
