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The Holy Trinity and Me
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp offers a prayer, in the form of a poem, to the Holy Trinity.
Author Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp is a mother of four children and is married to the love of her life, Aaron. Lori has been writing at her own website Faith Filled Mom. She writes about the journey of faith we live daily and how we can recognize God in this world. She teaches theology at a high school level and is also a current student of Loyola University Extension Program of Ministry earning a Master’s Degree in Religious Education. Her life is busy, exciting, overwhelming at times but always bursting with her faith in God. Lori hopes that you will find something that might touch your heart in her writing so that she can continue to pursue her purpose in life; to bring people closer to God one word, one moment at a time.
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Hearts for the Holy Spirit
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp requests prayers for a new student retreat team she’s created at a Catholic high school.
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Building Community
How do we build community where division is growing daily? Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp offers a solution.
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Expanding Understanding
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp’s study of cosmology taught her that growth occurs when understanding expands. How does God want you to grow?
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My Last Paper
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp shares an excerpt from her capstone paper as she strives toward a graduate degree in Pastoral Ministry.
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Falling in Love
Inspired by the life of St. Catherine of Siena, Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp describes the stages of falling in love with Jesus.
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Put on Christ
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp encourages you to take the opportunity of this new day to let the peace of Christ settle down into your bones.
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Soul Sisters
Lori Hadorn Disselkamp’s speaking engagement with a group of faith filled women reminds her that her message to students and adults is one of God’s love.
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Christianity is Counter-Cultural
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp observes that the Christian way of life is not a safe one: it is truly counter-cultural.
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Beyond the Anger Seek the Good
Anger comes from a wealth of pain. Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp maintains that only by seeing the good can we negate pain and hate.
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“God made him who had no sin to be sin for us”
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp observes that sin divides us and leads to mental, emotional, and sometimes physical pain in our division from God.
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A New Adventure
Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp recently started on a new adventure: a spiritual journey with a companion.
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We Each Have a Story
If you have a life, you have a story to tell. . . . Lori Hadorn-Disselkamp asks: What’s your story?