Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Now and Then – 7/23/2021 Some good friends who own a little cottage near Lac Vieux Desert invited us to spend last week with
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community You Can’t Tickle Yourself – 7/16/2021 We were campers. Camping can be a great family bonding experience. But there can be times when one
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community A Little Off the Top – 7/9/2021 As we move into the heart of summer, I have been thinking of summer haircuts. When I
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Full Circle Cookies – 7/2/2021 My wife and I were drafted today for a bit of an unplanned day with Bella, one of our
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Uncertain Identity I am blessed to have a nice yard with our home being on a five-acre lot outside the city limits and lights
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Fruits of Labor – 6/18/21 This morning is one that I have waited for since early last summer. The strawberries are ready. Michelle and
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Measure – 6/11/21 “The measure by which you measure will be measured out to you.” Matthew 7:2 I am writing this Embers Post two
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community The Unforgiveable Sin – 6/4/21 I just recently finished my second Master’s degree. I am fairly certain that my formal classroom days are now
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Children at Play – 5/28/21 I have had two opportunities to go on mission trips to the Dominican Republic. I must admit that I
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Potential – 5/21/21 I saw the potential right away. I had taught my two oldest sons the rudiments of baseball – catching, throwing, and hitting.
