Are You an Influencer?
Amy Schisler considers the difference between fame and influence, looking at Saint Bartholomew as an example.
About Amy Schisler
Amy is a novelist, children’s book author, spiritual writer and speaker, reader, and avid traveler.
Entries by Amy Schisler
I Come to Do Your Will
/0 Comments/in Community/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler reflects on what she has learned as director of a Girl Scout summer camp that mainly serves children without much outdoor experience.
Cairns Along the Way
/0 Comments/in Faith, Fellowship, History, Inspirational/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler ponders the signs others have left for her to follow, markers to help her find the way.
Crabbing with Granddad and Grandpa
/0 Comments/in Family Life/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler shares the story of a full-circle moment celebrating the love between grandparents and grandchildren.
That Your Joy Might Be Complete
/0 Comments/in Catholic Theme, Faith/by Amy Schisler“I have told you this so that my joy might be in you and your joy might be complete.” (John 13:9) What do you think of when you hear these words: Happiness? Pleasure? Joy? Are they the same? Do they conjure the same thoughts, feelings, and needs? Of these three, which would you most desire […]
Becoming Peter
/0 Comments/in Faith/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler offers a meditation on Holy Thursday, contemplating what we can learn from Peter.
More Ups Than Giving Up
/0 Comments/in Lent, Lenten Devotion/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler offers ideas for turning everything to God and allowing Him to mold you into a new creation, ready to find rest in Him — all without giving up chocolate.
Just Me and My Walking Stick
/0 Comments/in Faith, Fellowship, Pilgrimage, Pilgrimage stories/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler contemplates what she carried along on her pilgrimage along El Camino—and what she really needed to bring.
Pondering
/0 Comments/in Blessed Mother/by Amy SchislerFor the Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God, Amy Schisler ponders what we can learn from the Blessed Mother.
Bear Fruit this Winter
/0 Comments/in Advent/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler offers a call to action for Advent inspired by the Gospel of Matthew and a childhood memory.