Well, the big news of the day came to me in a voice mail from Barbara Nicolosi's secretary: our luggage was found and is en route to the good old USA. I don't know when I will actually get it, but I hope someone is here to answer the door. Could it be tomorrow afternoon?????
My talk in Peoria went very well, and I had a wonderful time meeting the other presenters. There was some consolation for me, too, when a priest came to our display in the exhibit area and asked if we happened to have copies of "that new Eucharistic adoration book for kids." Well! I just happened to have two copies in my hand at that moment, because I was going to visit the bookstore owners who were present to interest them in stocking it. Father bought a copy right away, and said that his parish had just begun perpetual adoration, so they wanted to prepare a program for the school children. My book fit the bill perfectly! What a joy to have been the one he approached for that.
Tomorrow I will prepare the exhibit for the "Bible and Evangelization" Seminar that will last all week at Mundelein. And now that my luggage is on its way home, I feel a bit freed up to write, at long last, about the Fantastic Voyage.
2 comments:
Sr. Anne,
I am SO glad that your luggage is comming back home from vacation!!! :-)
See??? The saints NEVER let us down!!! Especialy St. Anthony...Hehe!!!
:-)
I've been praying! I am glad that you are home safe and sound and that your luggage is en route too. I know that stress.
Looking forward to your memory-ing the pilgrimage and sharing it with us!
Post a Comment