FranciscanMom: In Which I Prove Just How Much of a Ditz I Am

Saturday, January 31, 2009

In Which I Prove Just How Much of a Ditz I Am

Last week I put "apricot preserves" on my shopping list. I needed it to make some new recipe that I planned on trying soon.

So I bought the apricot preserves and it's sitting in the pantry. I went downstairs to get it, because I am trying a new chicken recipe for dinner tonight. I was convinced that I needed it for this dinner.

Turns out that I don't. But I can't find the recipe that DOES call for apricot preserves. I didn't bookmark it, print it out, or cut it out of a magazine.

I hope the jar doesn't expire while I'm waiting to figure out what I wanted to cook with it!

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What is the SFO?

The Secular Franciscan Order, formerly known as the Third Order of St. Francis, is an official Order within the Catholic Church, and was established by St. Francis of Assisi early in the thirteenth century. Members do not live in community, but live their everyday lives in the world. However, members gather together in fraternity on a regular basis. By profession, they promise to follow a Rule of Life approved and confirmed by Pope Paul VI in June of 1978.

In these fraternities the brothers and sisters, led by the Spirit, strive for perfect charity in their own secular state.

“The rule and life of the Secular Franciscan is this: to observe the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ by following Saint Francis of Assisi, who made Christ the inspiration and the center of his life with God and people.” (from the Rule of the Secular Franciscan Order)

Prayer for a Prolife Nation

Father in Heaven, bless the leaders of our nation with wisdom, humility, and upright moral character. May our leaders know that justice can only be achieved when we uphold the principal priority of the Right to Life. Give to our public servants the grace to make decisions that are appropriate to their office. Allow them to be humble before all people, by serving the needs of the citizens, not just with words, but most importantly with actions. Lord, as nations experience division due to political fighting, give to citizens the grace to be peacemakers, to take responsibility for their own lives, and to try and work together for the good of all. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen. --Father Leo Patalinghug at Grace Before Meals

Saturday, January 31, 2009

In Which I Prove Just How Much of a Ditz I Am

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