by Gigi | Joyfully Homegrown | Sep 12, 2020 | Faith, Wisdom of the Saints
Missing regular inside Liturgy so much. š Grateful that we have the ability (an extra altar) to be outdoors, but I really, really miss the scent of incense and hearing the heavenly voices of song and chant totally filling the air.
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by Gigi | Joyfully Homegrown | Aug 14, 2020 | Faith, Motherhood, Wisdom of the Saints
āDo you have an infant child? Allow sin no opportunity; rather, let the infant be sanctified from childhood. From his most tender age let him be consecrated by the Spirit. Do you fear the seal [of baptism] because of the weakness of nature? Oh, what a pusillanimous mother and of how little faith!ā St. Gregory the Theologian – Oration on Holy Baptism 40:7 [A.D. 388]
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by Gigi | Joyfully Homegrown | Jul 4, 2020 | Faith, History, Medical Freedom, Philosophy
This is what itās been leading to. When we give an inch to Executive Orders that defy true government and true law, they take a mile. Governor Newsom has now forbidden singing and chanting in California churches. Continuing to āprotestā, thatās fineāas long as your protests isnāt aimed at protesting the lock-downs or mandatory mask executive orders.
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by Gigi | Joyfully Homegrown | Jun 11, 2020 | Faith, Wisdom of the Saints
I would argue that the most troubling and obvious issue plaguing Christianity today is the fear of death. Coronavirus has ripped cover off that secret. It’s been exposed and there is no hiding this terrible and shameful fact. We, the people of the resurrection are afraid, nay, terrified of inevitable death. Our treasures have been stored here in our temporal life and we shake our fists when an aged person beyond 80 years old dies. “It isn’t fair,” we cry in anger. It is as though we believe that death is a punishment and that earth is heaven.
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by Gigi | Joyfully Homegrown | Apr 23, 2020 | Faith
In this new homogony of American ideas, one that is exceptionally perplexing is America’s newfound position of being selflessly “pro-life.” Let me explain…
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