Author: Dan Wilt

Enjoy Your Life

“The malice of sloth lies not merely in the neglect of duty (though that can be a symptom of it) but in the refusal of joy. It is allied to despair.” Evelyn Waugh, from The Seven Deadly Sins Pap, as we called him, was a

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Sacred Interruptions

“While visiting the University of Notre Dame, where I had been a teacher for a few years, I met an older, experienced professor who had spent most of his life there. As we strolled over the beautiful campus, he said with a certain melancholy in

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A Quiet Plane Ride

“Rest. Rest. Rest in God’s love. The only work you are required now to do is to give your most intense attention to His still, small voice within.” Madame Jeanne Guyon A quiet plane ride. That’s all I wanted. He came in as they shut

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Life In The Way Of Life

“Do not forget that the value and interest of life is not so much to do conspicuous things… as to do ordinary things with the perception of their enormous value.” Teihard de Chardin My morning ritual consists of rising, tenderly kissing my wife good morning,

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Quest For The Perfect Christmas Tree

Boots rustle in the foyer. Coats are slowly lifted off of hooks; scarves and gloves are extracted from baskets designating each owner’s name. There is a hush in the room. Eyes dart back and forth, hearts race in various states of nervousness, unbelief, courage, fear

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