"To know, love and serve the Lord and one another in imitation of Mary"

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Staying connected

In my seminary years, nineteen eighty-four to nineteen ninety-eight, I developed strong friendships with some of my seminary brothers. I was, from the very beginning, drawn to people who were spiritual, well grounded in their faith. Through these friendships, I experienced genuine growth in my own spiritual life and attribute much of my faith to these particular people. The funny thing is, those persons – all five of them – did not go on to be priests one day. For reasons that may never be quite clear to me, they were, as they say, at the right place at the right time. And so was I.

It is annoying how our lives do not only intersect but oftentimes collide as part of a much larger picture as God continues his work of redemption and salvation. Where would I be today, who would I be today, had I not met these inspirational people, each with their own brand of spirituality?

Inspiration can come from so many wonderful and unexpected places. I recently visited the grave of a girl I graduated high school with. Her name was Linda Serovinski and she died in an automobile accident in 1973 at the age of twenty. I visit her grave every year at Christmas to remember her and say a prayer for her. As I walked toward the large iron gate of St. Stanislaus Polish National Cemetery to exit, I happened to read a notation on a headstone that read “O gracious Father of Mankind, our best is but thyself in us”. How true! We owe everything and every day to God. Our very best is evidence of his presence among and within us. Seek the Lord where he may be found, call to him while He is still near.

Fr. Pat

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