
Susan Bailey ponders the promise of eternal reunion that Jesus made at the time of His own death, the promise that gives us hope.
Susan Bailey ponders the promise of eternal reunion that Jesus made at the time of His own death, the promise that gives us hope.
Susan Bailey contemplates the fruits of intercessory prayer and its connection to gratitude.
Susan Bailey celebrates the longstanding faith tradition of praising God through music.
Susan Bailey finds lessons and opportunities for prayer as she recovers from a foot injury.
Susan Bailey shares her experience of being touched by the gentle breeze of God’s grace.
Susan Bailey explores darkness and light as it relates to the Resurrection.
Susan Bailey finds encouragement as she pushes through Lent, called in a direction she does not wish to go.
Susan Bailey looks to St. Peter as an example both of humility and stepping out in faith.
Susan Bailey looks for healing of her Scrooge-like tendencies this Christmas, and like Scrooge, be made whole.
Our bodies are temples housing the Holy Spirit; Susan Bailey shares stories of restoring run-down bodies that they may be fit temples.
Susan Bailey seeks to describe the describable, but something all people of faith experience: a longing for God.
Susan Bailey invites us to listen for God’s whisper of love in our hearts.
Susan Bailey shares how her heart was opened to God on a silent retreat with the Trappist Monks of St. Joseph’s Abbey in Spencer, MA.
Susan Bailey shares how time with Mary at her koi pond brought healing in her family.
Susan Bailey reflects on the difficult task of waiting for clarity from God with music by John Michael Talbot: “Holy Darkness.”