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When We Marched — and When We Stood Guard
Marches of my youth in Toronto, and a Paris shopkeeper with a broom — on protest, masks, and the people who still stand guard. Read ⇢
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The Stranger Among Us
From Joseph’s family seeking refuge in Egypt to my own family’s journey from China, Scripture and personal memory reveal a timeless human search for safety, dignity, and belonging. A reflection on migration, faith, and the quiet hospitality of my father’s table. Read ⇢
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Who Are We Becoming with God?
As humanity pursues personal growth and technological progress, where does God’s grace enter the picture? An Ignatian reflection on human dignity, love, and the mystery of becoming. Read ⇢
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Yahweh Shalom — Rest in Him
A three-minute pray-along video for “Yahweh Shalom (Journey with God)” — a song of praise built on the Hebrew names of God, released October 8, 2026. Read ⇢
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Bread of Our Need — Pray Along With Me
The Lord’s Prayer, sung in Aramaic — with a new pray-along video and a Meditative Version for slower listening and quiet prayer. Read ⇢
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To Whom Much Is Given
A short Ignatian reflection on Luke 12:48, the gifts entrusted to each of us, and our lifelong invitation to grow in faith, humility, and love. Read ⇢
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Still Grateful (Hip-Hop Version) — A Bounce-Back Song
A cheeky, bouncing bounce-back song for the days you’re down but not out — “Still Grateful (Hip-Hop Version)” releases October 28. Pre-save it on Spotify now. Read ⇢
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The Veils We Carry
We all carry veils — formed through experience, fear, habit, and certainty. Perhaps the journey toward the light begins not by pointing toward the darkness in others, but by becoming willing to recognize what may still be obscuring our own vision. Read ⇢
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A Christian Heritage Is Not the Same as a Heart Transformed by Christ
We can inherit centuries of Christian tradition, attend Mass, and know Scripture. But faith is more than what we inherit or practise. It is a lifelong invitation to allow God’s grace to transform our hearts, our choices, and the way we love one another. “We do not merely practise our… Read ⇢
Meet the Author.
This blog began as a way to record my spiritual journey for my children, whom my husband and I were blessed to adopt later in life. What started as a personal reflection has grown into a space where I share insights on faith, truth, parenting, and the quiet work of forming the soul. My hope is to encourage others seeking God’s light in an often noisy world.
Reflections on faith, truth, and the quiet work of forming the soul.
