Pondering
For the Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God, Amy Schisler ponders what we can learn from the Blessed Mother.
About Amy Schisler
Amy is a novelist, children’s book author, spiritual writer and speaker, reader, and avid traveler.
Entries by Amy Schisler
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.
A House Built Upon Rock
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized/by Amy SchislerA House Built Upon Rock One thing I ask of the LORD; this I seek: To dwell in the house of the LORD all the days of my life. (Psalm 27:4) I studied a bit of psychology in high school and college. That’s what one does when working toward a social sciences degree. Intro to […]
Touched by an Angel
/0 Comments/in discipleship/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler considers the role of our guardian angels.
Casting the Net
/0 Comments/in Faith, Inspirational/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler contemplates the trust Peter showed when he obeyed Jesus’ command to lower the nets yet again after catching nothing all night.
A Man of My Own Heart
/0 Comments/in discipleship, Faith, Holy Land/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler ponders the Gospel account of Jesus and Peter in Caesaria Philippi, pointing out the ways we need to imitate Peter.
The Meaning of Life – Part 3 of 3, Being Fully Alive, Happily Ever After
/0 Comments/in Catholic Writing and Publishing, Pilgrimage, Spiritual Life/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler explains that we can’t live our lives abundantly until we discover our callings, and we all have a calling.
The Meaning of Life, Part 2 of 3: Living Life Abundantly
/0 Comments/in Faith, Inspirational/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler asks: Shouldn’t we be living our life abundantly with a bold passion, our eyes always on making our life and the lives of others better, richer, more meaningful?
The Meaning of Life: Part 1 of 3, An Introduction
/0 Comments/in Death, Faith, Hope/by Amy SchislerAs we Catholics ponder the future and await with joyful hope during this time of Sede Vacante, we celebrate the life of a good man who has gone home to the Lord, we have hope for the future, and we live each day awaiting news of our next shepherd.
We Are All Pilgrims
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized/by Amy SchislerAmy Schisler offers an invitation to be a Pilgrim of Hope during this Jubilee year.