Like Mother, Like Daughter

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Have you ever been just drawn to something?

And I’m not talking the bakery case at the grocery store. Or the shoe department at Nordstrom.

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I’m talking, a soul pull. A spirit attraction.

Ever since I’ve been home during my mom’s stroke recovery, I’ve discovered a little place in our house that I keep finding myself sitting in. Just ending up there.

It’s a little sitting area in front of the fire place, and focal point of this nook is a beautiful painting of Jesus. It’s called the image of the Divine Mercy. Perhaps you’ve heard of it.


But I’ll often find myself sitting, just looking into the eyes of Jesus in this painting.

Now, to be honest, I’ve never really considered myself a “religious art person.” I mean, I think it’s beautiful and great for, say, a church, but I don’t know. I’ve just never really given it much contemplation.

Until, of course, now.

And I was sitting in my little chair, looking at the painting, letting Jesus’ face make an impression on me, when my mom came in and sat next to me.

“You know the story behind this painting, right?” 

And, truthfully, I didn’t. I know we got it a long time ago, but I just figured my mom’s bible study class gifted it to her as an end-of-year teacher gift.

“I got this when you were going through your anorexia.”

Chills.


I looked back up at the image, and I swear, Jesus’ eyes were looking at me even deeper. Piercing me even more knowingly.

My eating disorder took a toll on my family. It pushed everyone involved to their breaking point. Tested their faith. Shook their foundation.

And during those tumultuous years, my mom spent a lot of time over at church at the adoration chapel praying for me.

She felt out of control. She was watching her little girl waste away and there was nothing she could do. She felt her hands were tied.

And so one day she went and talked to our beloved family friend/priest. And he told her to go get an image of the Divine Mercy.

And so my mom went to our local Christian shop, and wouldn’t you know, as she was pulling up, the owner was unloading a large, beautiful canvas painting of the Divine Mercy. She said, “I’ll take it,” before they even got it in the door.


But my mom told me about how this image got her through a lot of really challenging days when I was sick. She would pray, looking at the comforting face of Jesus.

She was scared, out of ideas, out of hope. And the thing about the Divine Mercy is that at the bottom, is the phrase, “Jesus I trust in You.”

That’s what the Divine Mercy is all about: Trusting in Jesus’ goodness and mercy when all seems lost. When life is scary and your soul is going through a period of unrest.

Jesus I trust in You.

That was the phrase that got my mom through her terrifying season when my anorexia was raging.

And now, when the tables are turned, this phrase has been my source of comfort and peace when I’m scared, and searching for hope and courage.

Jesus I trust in You.

He never promised us an easy life. But He did promise us that He’d always be with us, to give us comfort and strength.


I should have known that there was significance to this image, in how my heart and spirit were being drawn to it.

Leave it to Jesus to show up in the most meaningful of ways.

I guess, it’s as they say: Like mother, like daughter.


What are you drawn to? What brings your soul peace? Is there a certain song, or a verse?

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374 thoughts on “Like Mother, Like Daughter”

  1. St Faustina is one of the great 20th Century Saints, along with the newly canonized Francisco and Jacinta. There are others of course. The Love Our Lord and His Blessed Mother have for us is not some philosophical abstraction. They feel our pain and want us to draw near Him. God love you, as always.

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  2. When I read at what time in your life she got the painting, I was like, “Oh, snap!” It’s an encouraging picture, and just like your mom, you found yourself starting to lean on Jesus and trust Him. Beautiful story ❤

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  3. Super inspiring story! It’s crazy how things work out like that. Faith finds its way to help through even the darkest times!

    And, while I can say I’ve been rather busy lately, following your journey is really enjoyable! Thanks for reading my posts so frequently as well!

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  5. fear not, for I am with you;
     
     Isaiah 41:10
    be not dismayed, for I am your God;
    I will strengthen you, I will help you,
    I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

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  6. Mothers and Christ do such great work! You have such a gift in the way you share your story. Thank you! The sunrise and the natural music of the morning bring my soul peace. God gives me the opportunity of another day. Keep up your great work!

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  8. I love how Jesus draws us ever closer to him, it’s so sweet and totally shows how he pursues us even in the midst of trials. A verse that is always on my heart when I think of Jesus and his love and all is Hebrews 10:36 “patient endurance is what you now need so that you will receive the promises according his will. ”

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  10. Amazing Grace and more modern Every Praise by H. Walker , download a live version …any Sam Baker song and please read his bio. I always like Gravity by Shawn McDonald. Pastor, you have written a beautiful sermon here and inspiring testimony. Suggest the week before to your congregation to bring tissues and get ready to praise Jesus!!! If you wouldn’t mind, I have a question on my blog I would appreciate you commenting on. Say hi to your Mom. Your family remains in my prayers. Thank you, Pastor! You have been annointed with the gift of attracting people ….I can already imagine you attracting people for Jesus! So proud of you! And your blog readers may now say, Amen!

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    1. Thank you so much Rick! Oh I will definitely look those songs up. Oh my gosh you are too kind to say that. Thank you. And sure! I’ll definitely check it out and let you know! Thanks for your incredibly kind words. You’re a blessing to me!! Hugs and love xox

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  11. Right order this time I hope.

    Isaiah 41:10

    fear not, for I am with you;
    be not dismayed, for I am your God;
    I will strengthen you, I will help you,
    I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.

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  12. This evokes something that came out of me during Monday’s Bible study on Isaiah 40:31-35.

    The power of the Most High cannot reach you if you do not believe that he cares.

    And:

    When the command of the Lord comes over you, it is not like being commanded by a person. A joyful energy fills you, and you see that what you do fulfills a wonderful purpose, and reveals a meaning in you beyond what you ever could imagine. When it happens, there is nothing that you would wish more than to do as you are compelled.

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    1. And something else interesting. When I read these words:

      I looked back up at the image, and I swear, Jesus’ eyes were looking at me even deeper. Piercing me even more knowingly.

      My heart felt as though it had caught on fire.

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      2. I think that one of Jesus’ greatest sorrows was to understand how much power could come through him into the world, if only the disciples were ready to receive it.

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  13. This is such a great story! I wonder how many things in our lives have a great story that we never ask about.

    For years, I have been drawn to the the song For Miles by Thrice. These lines in particular – “And on that day when we look backwards / We will see, that everything is changed / And all of our trials, will be as milestones on the way / And as long as we live, every scar is a bridge to someone’s broken heart / Open the wounds and share them then soon they start to heal” I love that last line. I have always been drawn to this song, but especially recently as I’ve been sharing about my alcoholism and sobriety. After I shared the story publicly, I had no fear of talking to people about it. I’ve found that people really open up when I share. Either a “me too!” or “I don’t struggle with that, but I have this other addiction.” I have found so much healing through it all.

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  14. Your sense of being drawn to that image before you knew the full story of how it came to be in your mother’s house reminds me of something Jesus said, “No one can come to me unless drawn by the Father who sent me . . .” (John 6:44). John Wesley called it “prevenient grace,” grace that goes before, the grace of God that’s at work in us eliciting a response even before we know it’s there (one of the ways in which God remains so mysterious). Even before you felt drawn to the image, many graces must have conspired to create that moment, bringing the painting to the dealer at just the right time to be encountered by your mother, bringing your mother to that place just in time to be encountered by the painting. What can anyone do better than stand in awe at how God works in our lives? [By the way, you write well, and I appreciate what you’re doing with your blog.]

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  15. As someone else said, I go to the Psalms for help when things are going bad. I think it is wonderful how the picture of Jesus helped your mother and now you. My mom had a picture of an angel protecting children on our bedroom wall. I loved that picture and still think about it once in awhile.

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  16. This is a wonderful story you’ve shared, and it’s an example of exactly what I mean when I tell someone that everything is connected. In fact, you can see it in science; everything is connected to everything else in some way. There is nothing that is disconnected or existing separately on its own. Everything serves a purpose to everything else. And it’s great to hear stories like yours in which you’ve discovered a connection you weren’t aware of before.

    Heck, even in my feeling of disconnection, I still find connection. For example, I have depression. When you asked what am I drawn to, I could only think of the last two lines of a song by Aurora called “Winter Bird” (look it up on YouTube or go into my Bio on my blog page to find the video; it’s an absolutely gorgeous song). The last two lines are: “All I need is to remember how it was to feel alive; I need to remember how it was to feel alive.” This is a reflection of the disconnection I feel from everyone and everything (even God, who I feel has abandoned me or was never with me in the first place), yet from this disconnection, I can connect with people who have similar feelings. I can help them to see the good in their lives and see how things can get better for them. I can help them to see how they are connected to others and give them some kind of hope. I feel like a star all alone in distant space, whose light inevitably does reach worlds that are light years away and grants the wishes of those in need. I’ve actually helped bring people together while still remaining apart. But this is something I don’t mind; it’s okay that I’m alone. If I wasn’t, I would likely not have the motivation to make sure that others aren’t alone. And in this, there is purpose for me and what I go through; there is connection through apparent disconnection.

    Of course, I could be wrong about all of that. Haha. I think I’m wrong a lot. 🙂

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    1. Thank you so much Gabriel! I really appreciate that. I couldn’t agree more! Everything serves a purpose to everything else. AMEN!! Thanks for sharing your story and that passage. I am so moved by your story. Hugs and love xox

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  17. Honestly you do, just getting to know you on your journey really lifts me ❤ seeing the photos of yourself on your posts especially when smile just melts my heart ❤ your beauty isn’t just physical its spiritual too 😍 any way enough of me mushing over you x. Hope you and your mum are well ❤

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      1. Just the truth my beautiful friend I’m so happy to know you wish we could talk more often ❤

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  19. I’m sorry you and your family had to go through so much. I had a roommate that used to play the organ at a few churches in New England. He would practice singing and playing. I liked his playing more, haha. My brother, changed his life with church music before his death. I liked his singing more than his playing.

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    1. Thanks friend. Wow, what a powerful story. I’m so sorry to hear that he is no longer with us. Gosh that’s tough. I’m glad he found the peace in church music. Thanks for sharing that Kenzie. Lots of love and hugs xox

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      1. When I was five, I was staying with a pastor. He told me if I stayed in my pew that he’d finish with playing, “You Are My Sunshine.” I didn’t know he always finished with it. Every time I hear it though, I don’t know. Just happiness. It’s a silly song.

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      5. When I lived in Seattle, I had a crummy job in hospice. I was training so I could go back to Arizona and maybe, get to see my kids. I would go to the Seattle Art Museum and stare at his paintings. They have a whole religious section there I’d walk through. When I lost my kids in my divorce I really connected with the visuals of religious paintings. Transformation. Sacrifice. Resurrection. When I couldn’t see them it felt like death. I’d go to work, everyone was dying. I still don’t get to see them and somehow I’m blamed for that also. So, I pick up my brush and paint.

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      6. gosh, that just breaks my heart. you’ve got quite a story, my friend. i’m glad you have that outlet to feel and find some peace. i’m just so sorry that you’ve had to walk that journey. i’ll definitely pray for your situation. big hugs x

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      7. It’s not God’s problem. I married a jerk. 😀 God created us in his image and we choose to be jerks. Oh, the irony.

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      9. I’ve always liked Job 14:7. When my youngest daughter was sick. I sold my business to get her better. I didn’t think twice about it. When, my other one tried to take her life. I sold my other business to keep her in the hospital. The therapist actually said it was my fault. I’m a terrible father, sure I’m no Danny Tanner. Job, talks of hope after the tree is cut that it becomes food for the new sprouts. I believe, I’m the tree and I had hope for my new sprouts. I did not take from them I just let them grow. I knew what it was like to grow up with nothing so I worked hard to make sure they didn’t know that feeling. They won’t know until they are cut down for new sprouts.

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  20. What a beautiful story! Thank you for sharing it. I just started learning about the Divine Mercy image and Mercy Sunday and all of that a couple weeks ago. My friends at the parish had to fill me in.
    I know I’ve said this before in your comment section, but honestly, I really love reading your stuff. I’m glad you’re getting a book out. You’re good at this. 🙂

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  21. Such a beautiful post!! Thank you for sharing this very private experience, I’m so glad you believe in Him! You look fabulous by the way, so healthy and radiant! ❤️

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  22. Any time I see religious art, particularly a classic Jesus shot like this my immediate reaction is like ‘Oh brother…as if’ because they make Jesus look so….pathetic, haha. I mean come on, that’s not Jesus.
    But then I have to ask myself, what IS Jesusp0

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    1. Hey Carson! Haha oh gosh, yeah I guess you’re right. Can you imagine if there were actual film cameras back then to capture His true image? Would that be incredible!! Fun to think about 🙂 Hugs and love xox

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  23. I just want to say that I’m teary-eyed after reading this. That’s mind-blowing that your mum bought that picture in the thick of your anorexia and now you’re drawn to it and you didn’t even know why at first. The work of God is truly amazing sometimes. I think I’m drawn to nature a lot. It speaks to me and soothes me.

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    1. Oh my gosh, you are so sweet. Thank you. I’m sorry it made you verklempt! I know isn’t it just so incredible?!! He really is amazing. Yeah nature does that for me too. The deep blues and vibrant greens– its incredible to experience His masterpiece 🙂 hope you have a beautiful evening and weekend! Big hugs xox

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      1. Same to you! College is getting a little busier than comfortable but I’m managing XD

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  24. *thanks wordpress for posting my comment before I’m done*

    What is Jesus? Not that painting, maybe, but certainly the comforter behind it, the prince of the peace it brought your mother–and now you. If I can see Jesus in the people around me then I guess it isn’t too far of a stretch to see Jesus in a painting of, well, Jesus. (:

    Thanks for sharing this gem Caralyn. Some people might think it’s weird, or somehow I don’t know, extrar-Christianly to attach sentiments like this to places and things but the truth is any of us attach sentiment to places and things that bring our spirits closer to other people so why not Jesus? I don’t doubt for a minute he’s got his favorite spots to just sit and be with you.

    Anyway, that turned into a little bit of a rant, what a surprise ;D

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    1. Haha oh gosh sorry about that!! That’s such an powerful thing to ponder and pray about. That’s true – Jesus *is* in everyone around us. What a beautiful thing to remember. Gosh, such comforting and encouraging words. Thanks again Carson. You’re a great friend! Have an awesome weekend xox

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      1. Haha, cameras indeed. When I was little watching stuff like the Visual Bible I used to wonder how they had been there to film it waaaay back then.

        Just serves to remind me, he will not be satisfied without being seen, heard and felt, there will always be an open channel because he loves us too much and paid too high a price not to let us live in his silence. Mmmmmm…..

        And have a wonderful weekend yourself (: It’s Youth Conference weekend for me and I’m beginning to get a *little* excited 🙂

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  28. Beautiful article!! Really interesting. I believe at times of need the religious figures come forward to comfort us. I wasn’t always a believer in religion but since my own experiences with it I now am. May Jesus protect you

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    1. thank you so much Mick! I really appreciate your kind words. I think you’re right – there’s something so comforting about a beautiful image of our Lord. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your heart with me. big hugs xo

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  30. That’s my favourite painting of Jesus too. 🙂 I have an image hung up in my room, and I have to admit, His Divine Mercy has got me out of more troublesome times than I can recall!
    I’m so happy you and your mum find peace in it too ❤ Thanks for sharing. xx

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  31. My draws move around a lot. Sometimes they are playing either my tbone or congas. Sometimes its art, sometimes poetry. Sometimes just laying down alone and taking in the silence if I get a chance. Its also prayer too. Have you ever heard the one called The Jesus Song? Its in the Breaking Bread Music Issue (and many other music issues used by Catholic churches). We sing it often as a Communion Meditation. It has those very words Jesus I trust in you. Hugs and so much love you!! xoxoxo

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    1. Those are great draws. The Jesus Song…I don’t think I’m familiar with it, but you better believe that I’m going to google it when I get finished with these comments! Ah, those words — they are the most comforting words in the entire world. big hugs xox

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  32. I’m deeply touched by your post that I want to book a flight now just to hug my mom. Now, I miss her even more. Thanks for sharing! You’re beautiful inside and out. xxx

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  34. Psalm 74:3 Turn your steps toward the endless ruins; the enemy has laid waste everything in your sanctuary.
    1 Corinthians 6:19 What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own?
    Death of a beloved lays waste to us. Thankfully, God is never overwhelmed by the ruin in our lives. Instead God’s loving steps are always turned toward us in love, walking alongside us in our pain, heartbreak, confusion, and loss, covering us with grace and mercy. Amen.

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  37. Such a beautiful, beautiful post. I believe He is using the painting to speak to you and let you know He loves you! You were the reason I posted the entry I just did! That verse, Philippians 4:13, Philippians 4:6-7, and Psalm 143:8 are my favorites, and they have helped me through a lot. Never forget how much He loves you and how special you are to Him!! He is with you always!

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    1. Oh, Robyn, thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words. Yeah, I definitely think He was there in that paining too. Oooh, I can’t wait to go look those verses up! thanks for sharing them with me! big hugs xox

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  38. There were songs, my mom (before she passed), and my bible. Now, it is the Spirit of the Lord himself, whom I’ve discovered lives in me, and makes his presence known when I need it. I love this post. I’m glad your mom is doing well. She is blessed to have you with her.

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  39. This things that brings me peace is honestly spending time with my friends and family. My favorite worship songs that bring me peace: Here Now, Hillsong; It is Well, Bethel; and Touch the Sky, Hillsong. Honestly I really enjoy being alone, listening to worship music and talking to God and being in his presence.

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    1. Hi Shay, thanks so much for sharing that! I completely echo what you’ve said! Spending time with loved ones, and then being quiet and getting lost in worship music!! those are my happy places as well where I feel closest to the Lord. thanks for stopping by! big hugs xox

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  40. There is no better way to be like your mother than to share faith. All the prayer that went up for you when you were in trouble is now borne out in all you share and spend yourself for your mother. God’s faithful even when we are faithless (2 Tim 2:13).

    And you will see God’s faithfulness going forward. In wonderful ways that you can’t imagine. Because people are still praying for you. And like I said, He’s faithful.

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    1. oh my gosh, that is so beautiful. thank you, my friend. I am just so grateful for all the prayers and kindness for my mom and my family and I . it has honestly been such a blessing. God’s faithfulness is overwhelming. Thanks again. You are a gift in my life! big hugs xox

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  41. Honestly, I was feeling down about my appearance just a second ago, which hasn’t happened in a while. Although I’m also not usually fond of religious art for personal reasons, this post helped me settle right down. I wish you both the best 🙂 God will be there for you all the way, walking you right through.

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    1. Hi Danielle, oh gosh, I’m so glad this hit home with you. I’m sorry you were feeling that tonight – I have definitely been there. I do believe that, for both of us. God’s got our backs 🙂 big hugs to you, my beautiful friend xox

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  42. First, that kitten made me laugh out loud! I enjoyed this. Very much! I can only imagine the goose bumps that must’ve grabbed you when you heard that painting helped your mom…help you! I’ll bet it strengthened your bond with her even more.

    My comforts are over at Patreon.

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    1. Thanks so much, Jeff! Yes! the goosebumps were poppin!! haha but seriously, God’s mercy is incredible. looking forward to reading your words of wisdom. sorry for the delay in recording — i was bombing an audition — hence the lack of pep in the sound quality…haha…oh well, just gotta let it go!! 🙂 big hugs xox

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      1. Not so much wisdom as just accepting your invitation to share where I find comfort. I especially hope you like the song! The recording was fine. I’ll want to hear about this audition, though!

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      5. Please don’t apologize! It’s ok. I just saw your response there, and I’m glad you liked the verses and the song. It IS like a feather floating up; the way the bass comes in along with the chimes on top – beautiful. I like the image of Jesus you present; devastated THEN delivered. Isn’t that how it goes? Audition: no one bats 1.000, right? Maybe you didn’t do well enough to get the job, but I’m sure it wasn’t a “garbage fire!” You have a great weekend too. I sure am looking forward to it! Blessings to you!

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      6. Haha thanks again Jeff. Yeah, I’ve just gotta remember that God must not have wanted me to get an acting job here in Ohio because he’s got something else in store for me. Hmmm. 🙂 Hugs and love xox

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  46. LOVE THIS. LOVE IT! I’m not sure if I have a religious image but I do have one and every time I gaze at it, I find myself asking, “Take what they will and do what they must. But, DO NOT let that kid die.”

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  47. There’s lots of strength in the faith we have towards God. If God draws us back then he also lifts us up in some or the other way. This story was interesting, good, thoughtful is well. I always love reading such stories. And as far as the question you’ve asked right at the end is concerned, Justin Bieber’s songs bring some peace to my soul. Anyways, a very good post keep going!

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  48. And yet again, another one of your posts has brought tears to my eyes. God acts in mysterious ways. I happened to find your blog my accident. And the more I read your entries, the more I feel He is speaking to me through you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! ♡

    In my case, it’s always been the Virgin Mary. I have a small image of Mary Untier of Knots near my bed. I have found myself looking at it many times, not thinking about anything at all. It brings me peace.

    I also have a small statue of Mary holding a Baby Jesus of maybe 5-6 months that was given to me by the nuns at my school when I graduated from kindergarten. They gave one of those to each one of us girls in the class. It’s called María Auxiliadora. That was the name of the school, too. They lost their hands by now, but I love it. And the last one is a small porcelain face of the Child Virgin Mary on a small wooden plaque that my mom had specially made for me when I was a baby and that she hang from one of the walls in my bedroom. I passed it on to my daughter when she was born.

    The Virgin Mary has always been my refuge and solace in my worst hours. I can certainly relate to finding Their company in the presence of images. I owe Mary, St Jude, St Cajetan, my Guardian Angel, St Anthony, San Ramón Nonato, the Little Flower, and St Benedict the Abbott some miracles in my life.

    Forgot to mention that soon after being served divorce papers, I found the Sleeping St Joseph devotion and I got a statue for me and another one for my mom. We both keep them on our night stands and it makes us think of each other before going to bed. I found comfort in that devotion when I most needed it.

    Thank you once again for sharing your experiences, thoughts, and words .

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    1. Oh gosh thank you so much! I’m so glad this hit home with you and that our paths crossed!! Gosh what an incredibly kind thing to say. I am so touched. And yes, I love looking at our mother too. So much comfort and peace to be found with her too:) thanks for sharing your heart. Hugs and love xox

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  49. Really enjoyed reading this post & the explanation of how your mom acquired the painting. I’m a former Catholic so this one is familiar to me. I like it and one very similar called Sacred ❤️. About 10 yrs ago, out of nowhere, I felt the need to see the Sacret Heart image cuz I hadn’t seen it in like 30 yrs. I found it in a Catholic store, bought it, hung in my home office & stared at it for days, listening to hear God. What was the msg to me? I loved seeing it but didn’t understand until recently it’s about gaining a deeper revelation of His love. Everything flows from how Jesus heart is impassioned for us. We can love others w/His passion but we must first be set ablaze by His love for us. So maybe that is why you’re drawn to it. Jesus is speaking. 💕

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    1. Hi Kathryn! Oh good! I’m so glad you enjoyed this! Thanns for your kind words. I love the Sacred Heart image too! And wow what an awesome story. I love that — we must first be set ablaze by His love! Amen! Thanks for sharing this! Hugs and love xox

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  50. Very beautiful and touching story! It brought tears to my eyes. Hugs to you and your mom ♥️

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