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Did God Just Bless Me?
Susan Bailey shares her experience of being touched by the gentle breeze of God’s grace.
Author Susan Bailey
Susan Bailey
Susan Bailey is the author of River of Grace Creative Passages Through Difficult Times (Ave Maria Press), and Louisa May Alcott: Illuminated by The Message (ACTA Publications), part of their Literary Portals to Prayer series. Along with her blogs Be as One and Louisa May Alcott is My Passion, Susan writes for the Diocese of Worcester newspaper, The Catholic Free Press.
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One Foot in Front of the Other
Susan Bailey explores darkness and light as it relates to the Resurrection.
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Going Where We Do Not Want to Go
Susan Bailey finds encouragement as she pushes through Lent, called in a direction she does not wish to go.
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My safety net
Susan Bailey looks to St. Peter as an example both of humility and stepping out in faith.
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Healing and giving: offering our wounds to God so we can offer our love to others
Susan Bailey looks for healing of her Scrooge-like tendencies this Christmas, and like Scrooge, be made whole.
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Restoring God’s temple
Our bodies are temples housing the Holy Spirit; Susan Bailey shares stories of restoring run-down bodies that they may be fit temples.
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Longing for God
Susan Bailey seeks to describe the describable, but something all people of faith experience: a longing for God.
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Praying Twice: "Whisper Your Love, Lord" by Carey Landry
Susan Bailey invites us to listen for God’s whisper of love in our hearts.
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Praying Twice: Gregorian Chant
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.
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Keeping Close to Mary
Susan Bailey shares how time with Mary at her koi pond brought healing in her family.
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Praying Twice: Holy Darkness by John Michael Talbot
Susan Bailey reflects on the difficult task of waiting for clarity from God with music by John Michael Talbot: “Holy Darkness.”
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The Holy Spirit is praying when groanings are too deep for words
Susan Bailey discovers that words are inadequate to describe some moments of grace.
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Praying Twice: Agnus Dei by Michael John Poirier
Susan Bailey uses “Agnus Dei” by Michael John Poirier to pray in front of the Blessed Sacrament.
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Book Review: "From Mountains High: Contemporary Catholic Music 1970-1985" by Ken Canedo
Susan Bailey, a lifelong church musician, reviews a comprehensive history of the songs you grew up with in church.
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Praying Twice: Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus" from "Messiah"
Susan Bailey invites you to contemplate God’s glory as depicted in the “Hallelujah Chorus” from Handel’s “Messiah.”