Jennie Olbrych
@jennieolbrych.bsky.social
Somewhat retired Episcopal parish priest, spiritual companion, intentional interim, wife and mom to five. Lover of God’s world and people in their glorious variety.
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St. Maximus the Confessor taught that the Creator inlaid a unique "word" into each living thing, a unique intention to teach the world.
Every living thing is a mirror, our mere sanctified existence pointing back to a Creator.
That is how I choose to see the world.
That is why I never lose hope.
Every living thing is a mirror, our mere sanctified existence pointing back to a Creator.
That is how I choose to see the world.
That is why I never lose hope.
February 13, 2025 at 1:30 PM
St. Maximus the Confessor taught that the Creator inlaid a unique "word" into each living thing, a unique intention to teach the world.
Every living thing is a mirror, our mere sanctified existence pointing back to a Creator.
That is how I choose to see the world.
That is why I never lose hope.
Every living thing is a mirror, our mere sanctified existence pointing back to a Creator.
That is how I choose to see the world.
That is why I never lose hope.
Reposted by Jennie Olbrych
Reposted by Jennie Olbrych
I'm glad that America is doing real classic end of empire stuff. A king who is visibly losing his mind declaring a war based on a dream he had. Greedy courtiers feuding over access to the treasury. Some looks are timeless.
February 2, 2025 at 5:57 PM
I'm glad that America is doing real classic end of empire stuff. A king who is visibly losing his mind declaring a war based on a dream he had. Greedy courtiers feuding over access to the treasury. Some looks are timeless.
Reposted by Jennie Olbrych
Even the tiniest bit of church-going, even when the intention is unclear or the attention cloudy, it is a way-in for God to reach us.
So let's welcome with joy those Christmas-only folks. Who knows what might happen in their hearts? Or in ours?⚓️
So let's welcome with joy those Christmas-only folks. Who knows what might happen in their hearts? Or in ours?⚓️
December 20, 2023 at 11:45 AM
Even the tiniest bit of church-going, even when the intention is unclear or the attention cloudy, it is a way-in for God to reach us.
So let's welcome with joy those Christmas-only folks. Who knows what might happen in their hearts? Or in ours?⚓️
So let's welcome with joy those Christmas-only folks. Who knows what might happen in their hearts? Or in ours?⚓️