Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Everyplace is Home to Somebody – 11/22/2020 In the week before Christmas in 1989 we were on a cross-country homecoming trip. I had
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community New Growth in an Old Growth Forest – 11/12/2020 This past weekend, on the back edge of October and the front edge of November
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community As Far as East to West – 11/6/2020 We tend to think small. That makes it easier to keep everything in its place
Embers From the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community An October with Partner, revisited – 10/29/2020 I thought long and hard about whether or not it was a good idea. I
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Morning Prayer – 10/23/2020 I saw them from about a mile away. I noticed several things as soon as I caught sight of
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Why Trout? – 10/16/2020 I recently retired and I knew exactly how I wanted to start this next stage of my life. I
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad-Parish Community Late Bloomers The fields and roadsides these days are dotted with the late bloomers. As the green grasses of summer have dried brown
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad Parish Community Work – 10/2/2020 It’s hard to start a reflection intended for a parish website with a four-letter word. You might even say
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad Parish Community Little Flights, Quiet Flights – 9/25/2020 The last two weeks the big flights, the loud flights have been gathering – building in size and
Embers from the Fire A weekly blog by Deacon Dan Wagnitz for the Quad Parish Community Free Flowers – 9/18/2020 My mother loved flowers in the yard. She loved them enough to work at it. I remember as a teenager