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This book is a memoir of radical change. You will learn all about the hopeless broken girl I used to be. It's out of that brokenness you will meet the woman I was destined to become. It's a story about learning how to make lemonade out of life's lemons. So take a journey with me and discover hope!
Click HERE to read an excerpt, read more about the book, and purchase My Memoir
It's available to buy at Amazon.com, or buy as a download $5 at Lulu.com
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BTW... I have a rare muscle disease that God is daily helping me deal with. My blog, PERSEVERE is all about how I am running the race of faith in the midst of this muscle disease...check it out! Click this button to be taken to PERSEVERE.
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I've missed you so much.
I often think of you and keep you in my prayers.
♥Mary
That song is so beautiful!!!
Hugs.
As human beings who share this wonderful planet, we have so much more in common than the small differences that might divide us. All religions and peoples have prayers for peace, so why don't we join together in a peace prayer for the whole world? We can each do this in our own language, but the ideal of us all living in peace is what binds us, and unifies our prayers.
God Bless You, “Always” …in “All” ways.
Mary~
Prayer for World Peace
Just as we wish for peace for ourselves,
Harmony between ourselves and others,
And for God's abundance to be present in our lives,
So we pray for others.
May there be peace for all peoples, races and nations,
Harmony between all peoples, races and nations,
And God's abundance manifest for all.
In addition, we pray for the well being
Of all Earth's creatures.
We pray in Jesus’ name…
AMEN!
Every time I turn around, I hear more words of war.
When I read the paper, I see the shapes of pain.
When I listen to people on the street, I feel their anxiety
as they talk about what might be or what was,
both years ago and yesterday.
Hope, somebody tells me, is a chimera.
Humanity is a violent animal run amok.
All we can look for is more of the same.
I cannot function, a dear friend cries.
All I can do is feel the children's pain.
Another smiles in silence, makes mental statues
of the way the world could be.
In the bar a woman drowns her fears.
On the parkway, a man makes daisy chains to tell his dreams.
Oh God, it is too hard to bear, we pray.
Oh Mother, take this pain away.
But no. Once opened, my eyes cannot refuse to see.
Unlike the generations gone before, I cannot say I did not know.
I can no longer wash my hands.
For now we know that "they" is "me."
There is only one world, no "them" but only "we."
Oh God, my prayer-of-now, let me not abandon to despair.
Oh Mother, give me strength to do what ever I can.
Grant that those I touch each day may feel my core of hope,
The stubborn refusal to let destruction win.
Oh God, give me courage to endure this time of trial.
Oh Mother, guide my hands and heart to peace.
By: Rev. Maureen Killoran ~
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