Okay, I’m glad my guess was correct otherwise that could have been awkward. It’s nice to see a name from there… I was part of it for a little over a year, but other things took priority. Likewise, I hope you’re doing well ☺️
Haha, understood! I'm glad you took the leap of faith and said something. :) We've had a lot of new members join the S.E. in the past couple of months, but you are missed by all the oldies. I thought you might like to know that we have continued your end-of-year reflection thread, and it has become a lovely annual tradition.
That's so sweet of you, Caelie! I'll be sure to let the forum know we ran into each other (for lack of a more virtual way to say it :) I know everyone will be thrilled to hear you're doing well and still connected to The Rabbit Room!
Wonderful. When he was in a Russian WWII/Cold War era prison, Fr. Walter Ciszek would spend hours praying the Our Father, exploring its depths, and he noted how it was an endless starting point for prayer. I love this act of using the Lord's Prayer as a "home base" from which we begin, and to which we return, as we express to God our need.
This is achingly beautiful! At once familiar– being The Lord's Prayer– but also new and reflective. I think it would be wonderful set to music.
I’m sorry if this is weird, but I recognize your name. Are you or were you at one point part of The Habit, Jonathan Rogers’ writing community?
Caelie, hello! Yes, I was (and am still) a member of The Habit, S.E. I hope you're doing well!
Okay, I’m glad my guess was correct otherwise that could have been awkward. It’s nice to see a name from there… I was part of it for a little over a year, but other things took priority. Likewise, I hope you’re doing well ☺️
Haha, understood! I'm glad you took the leap of faith and said something. :) We've had a lot of new members join the S.E. in the past couple of months, but you are missed by all the oldies. I thought you might like to know that we have continued your end-of-year reflection thread, and it has become a lovely annual tradition.
I’m so glad there are so many new members! I really miss you guys, too. I still pray for y’all.
I forgot about that thread! That’s so special to me to hear that you have kept it up, though!! Thank you :)
That's so sweet of you, Caelie! I'll be sure to let the forum know we ran into each other (for lack of a more virtual way to say it :) I know everyone will be thrilled to hear you're doing well and still connected to The Rabbit Room!
Wonderful. When he was in a Russian WWII/Cold War era prison, Fr. Walter Ciszek would spend hours praying the Our Father, exploring its depths, and he noted how it was an endless starting point for prayer. I love this act of using the Lord's Prayer as a "home base" from which we begin, and to which we return, as we express to God our need.