Sunday Gratitude – 14.XII.2025
How is it that I blink and December is half over? It’s crazy that this also means that there are … Continue reading Sunday Gratitude – 14.XII.2025
Tag: death
Memories and Memory Eternal
Last week the sad news came to us that Fr. Basil Caldaroni, our priest at St. John the Baptist Orthodox … Continue reading Memories and Memory Eternal
Last Anniversaries
Today is the 60th anniversary of the Beatles’ first performance on the Ed Sullivan Show. Even having been born many … Continue reading Last Anniversaries
Making it through the darkest hour
Years ago, when my mom and I were at my grandma’s house, I had spent a little while at the … Continue reading Making it through the darkest hour
A life cut far too short (Michael Montoya)
On the morning of July 15, 1993, my mom told me that she thought Michael Montoya had been killed. I … Continue reading A life cut far too short (Michael Montoya)
Queen – Face It Alone
Back in October of last year, the band Queen released a song that they had worked on for their album … Continue reading Queen – Face It Alone
Praise the crazy mother’s son who loved his life
It’s amazing how just thinking back on music can bring it to mind again. It’s like calling an old friend … Continue reading Praise the crazy mother’s son who loved his life
Miscellaneous Thoughts on Heather Armstrong, blogging, and being a “creator”
Being an Easter People
I first heard of Nadia Bolz-Weber from K.J. Ottinger four-and-a-half years ago with this post, which is amazing: To Be … Continue reading Being an Easter People
An Update to the Post about Holoviak’s Church Supply
In September, I wrote a post about Holoviak’s Church Supply, which can be found here: https://breathofhallelujah.com/2022/09/26/holoviaks-is-going-out-of-business/. A couple of days … Continue reading An Update to the Post about Holoviak’s Church Supply
Breath of Hallelujah 