The kind of love that hurts
The encouraging words of the nurses became distant and faint to me as I pushed with all my strength to give birth to our daughter. The ninety minutes that went … Continue Reading →
Author: Jacinta Reitemeir
Through Him and with Him, our loved ones are there
Father Dan, a long time and good friend of our family, had just said Holy Mass in our home the day prior to my dream…a dream about my father and … Continue Reading →
A dream in time gone by
It had been a long time since I dreamt of my Dad and I missed it. I missed seeing him and hearing his voice, even in a dream or any … Continue Reading →
Angels Among Us
I’m standing in a crowd and I think I see you. I hear someone’s voice that sounds just like yours, that deep strong voice that is engraved so deep in … Continue Reading →
When God asks for all beyond our Understanding
“There I stood in the center of the square as my Father took my picture. I was seven years old and had just received Jesus for the first time and … Continue Reading →
“Stoning Mary Magdalene.”
We see the world with our eyes and the eyes can see so much, even into the soul. But the eyes of man can deceive and the eyes can judge … Continue Reading →
From an orphan, to a daughter of the King
So you feel alone, isolated, neglected, rejected, left to yourself, unloved…like an orphan. I once also felt this way, the day I lost my father to cancer. I felt abandoned, … Continue Reading →
The bridegroom awaits. Prepare to be a worthy bride!
Many women pray “Lord send me a good man,” instead of praying “Lord make me a good woman, worthy of that man.” I once had this mindset too, until I … Continue Reading →
The hidden Valentine
As a young girl, I always used to believe that the end of a fairy tale where the princess is saved by the prince, always would apply to real life. … Continue Reading →
The passion and death of my Father: “A Saint in the making”
Deep in the stillness and peace of my dream, my father held me up in a tight embrace, swaying me back and forth in a dance. There was no music … Continue Reading →