Tag: religion

Rome Goodbye

We said goodbye to Rome by walking around and seeing many different sights including the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, and the Trevi Fountain. All of which we marveled and enjoyed gazing at. It was the perfect way to end our stay in Italy. Oh the Pantheon, the once Roman temple dedicated to all the gods […]

Faith Full

With the long weekend in full effect it’s easy to want instant gratification because we’ve worked hard and we need a break. With this comes the need to ignore how truly blessed we are, it happened to me in Rome. I was in awe by the trip I was in and the things that I […]

Historical Rome

Destination No. 3 took us to Rome, Italy. It was my favorite location, I still have dreams of wondering the Spanish Steps and eating ice cream around the Colosseum. The main reason why I loved Rome so much was because of the history the city radiates. It’s thought-provoking to imagine how the Romans, despite what […]

Self love; Not giving up

It’s 11 p.m. and I should be asleep, but for the past few weeks I’ve had a sick stomach. It’s an indescribable feeling, yet I’m for certain we’ve all been there. We’ve felt like the weight of the world is on our shoulders. Like we can’t breathe. Like our heads are being pounded on. Like […]

Mission Trip: VBS

My most favorite aspect of this mission trip was being able to interact with the children of Tizimin during Vacation Bible School. This wonderful lady, who has literally been sent by God, for these children heads up the school/church responsible for their formation. Her name is Magdalena Saldana. She has the spirit of a lion. […]

Mission Trip: the beginning of greatness

Hey everyone! Long time no talk. I truly apologize for being away for so long. However, I’m excited to share why I’ve been gone from the blogger world for more than three weeks. I was on a mission trip with Micah. We traveled to Tizimin, which is in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. To say […]

For we are dust

It’s Ash Wednesday. Lately, I’ve been having a hard time explaining who I am, as if feeling who I am is so wrong. Mostly it’s because, if I am, who I am; then it might not make others happy. Then there’s resentment. No on wants that. No one wants to cause it. So I’ve been […]

Health Week Day 4: Spititual Intake

Being health means a lot of different things and believe me there’s a million different aspects when it comes to being in complete health. Sure, we need to take care of our skin, hair, and body, the stuff that’s on the out and inside. Because yes, that stuff is really important. One thing I’ve also […]

Theology Thursday: His Will

First of all Happy Immaculate Conception. When Gabriel the angel appeared and informed Mary of God’s will for her, one can imagine the utter shock she went through. She was conflicted and thoughtful. However in order to understand God’s will, she prayed. Today more than anything we celebrate Mary and the way she so diligently […]

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