Let's face it...wiping bottoms, scrubbing toilets, making meals, and doing dishes DOES humble us and gives us time to pray.
Our domestic church becomes like a real monastery!
I have thirteen children and always had aspirations to become an MD... Yet, God put me where I really needed to be at the time.
I'm still in that setting, yet blessed to now have my office attached to my home so that I am always available to my family (...and I still cook and clean..lol) ♡
I made a short recording for you, below.
Love and blessings...Your sister in Christ, Wendy
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Gerard McGoldrick
December 17, 2019
I live in a monastic type situation, myself, Wendy, being in supported accommodation with seven other single men because of an acquired brain injury – in Sydney, Australia. Still get to Mass in the city every day (a 10 minute bus ride then a 45-minute train journey), to the church, (St Patrick’s, in the CBD, near the Sydney harbour bridge, the oldest church in Australia), where I have been going every day since 1983 (when I’ve been in Sydney, which is the majority of my adult life – I’m now 59) – and I’m firmly hoping it continues for another thirty years!.Please God!