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May 7Liked by Sisters of the Little Way

Beautifully expressed.

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Thank you Chimène, we hope you are doing well!

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May 7Liked by Sisters of the Little Way

I am. Thank you. ♥️

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May 7Liked by Sisters of the Little Way

This is stunning. My first thought when I saw the blip of this post pop up was, skeptically, "Like a logo?" and so of course I laughed when that was exactly the conversation it opened with.

The bit about the color teal is moving. I'm enjoying the fact that "χαρμολύπη" even rhymes with "Guadalupe" (if you use certain Koine Greek pronunciations) - seems like that extra bit of serendipity. What a beautiful depth of meaning in that one color - bright sadness.

Whichever of you is writing these posts, you have a gift for words!

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Annie, haha you must think similarly to Sr. Theresa! And thanks for pointing out that rhyming pattern; that is so fun.

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May 7Liked by Sisters of the Little Way

Thank you so much for sharing the depth of meaning in your symbol!

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May 6Liked by Sisters of the Little Way

Beautiful symbol. Each rose petal looks like a little heart, too. All joined together in a circle, it is a healing image, indeed. God bless you.

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May 6Liked by Sisters of the Little Way

I love this!!!

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I am so grateful you named and defined "bright sadness" for me, as I have recognized this in my life, not known how to explain it, and felt I was a little crazy for experiencing it! I know I am not alone in feeling on the fringes of the church, while the pews seem to be full of those Shiny happy people who don't know what to do with me. Your posts are always so appreciated, as these little tastes of authentic community and understanding keep me going.

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