Time to Go

As regular readers of this site know, last March I wrote that I was ending my blog. The resulting feedback convinced me to reconsider, and I continued both my blog and the entire site.

This time I won’t change my mind. Stopping the site will give me time for whatever ministry I might be called to when I am in Pennsylvania. Besides, many wonderful sites exist now that weren’t available when I started in 2012. 

My thanks to the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus for their blessing on this ministry. My thanks to Fr. Terrence J. Moran, who convinced me to start the blog. My thanks to those special helpers (like Thomas J. Murphy, Ph.D.) who so graciously checked my drafts over the years to be sure the science, theology, and grammar were correct. And thanks to those who have read the material, used the group resources, forwarded items to their friends, posted on their websites, published information about the site, translated resources, and written me words of encouragement. I treasure the many connections I made because of the site!

Although I shall no longer update pages or post blogs, I shall leave the site available. Many past blogs and pages, as well as Advent, Lent, and Laudato Si’  resources, will be relevant for years.

I don’t mean to trivialize Mary Oliver’s profound words in “In Blackwater Woods,” but her ending is appropriate here: “… when the time comes to let it go,/… let it go.” It’s time.

My loving thanks to each and all readers — and to the empowering Mystery acting within us and our expanding and interconnected universe!

27 thoughts on “Time to Go

  1. Many blessings, Terri. And thank you for your faithful and rich work for so long. May Pennsylvania be kind to you and when the time comes for elections I will count on you to deliver the state for Justice!
    [cid:1536900C-FA66-4E92-8737-B7679E84E89C@campus.admc]
    James E. Hug, SJ
    jhug@jesuits.org
    Last year, he was asked about his secret to happiness. Pope Francis said slow down. Take time off. Live and let live. Don’t proselytize. Work for peace. Work at a job that offers basic human dignity. Don’t hold on to negative feelings. Move calmly through life. Enjoy art, books and playfulness.

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  2. Thank you for all you’ve done to create and share these resources. I’m sorry to say I only discovered your website recently, but it sounds like there is so much there to draw on. Wishing you traveling mercies on this next leg of the journey. If you’re ever in Central NJ, come visit Sabbath House – a Center for Sacred Activism in New Egypt where we use your resources in our worship.

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  3. Thank you for your Blog. Terri! I look forward to it every time you send it.

    Marlene Kelly

    Marlene Kelly, GSIC 2206 530 Laurier Avenue West Ottawa, ON K1R 7T1 Phone #: 613 – 236 – 7562 marlenekelly23@gmail.com

    On Sat, Feb 9, 2019 at 2:51 PM ecospirituality resources wrote:

    > terrishcj posted: “As regular readers of this site know, last March I > wrote that I was ending my blog. The resulting feedback convinced me to > reconsider, and I continued both my blog and the entire site. This time I > won’t change my mind. Stopping the site will give me ti” >

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  4. Terri – You have been a blessing to us all. Thanks for your wonderful work. I look forward to seeing you in PA!

    J.

    On Sat, Feb 9, 2019, 2:51 PM ecospirituality resources wrote:

    > terrishcj posted: “As regular readers of this site know, last March I > wrote that I was ending my blog. The resulting feedback convinced me to > reconsider, and I continued both my blog and the entire site. This time I > won’t change my mind. Stopping the site will give me ti” >

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  5. Dear Terri, thanks for your faithfulness to this ministry! Thanks so much for the inspiration and for wedding cosmology and spirituality so powerfully!Peace, Lin

            What we do with our hearts affects the entire Universe. ~ Carmel of Reno

    Linda Neil, CSJ

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  6. Thank you so much for all that you have shared with us over the years. Best wishes on your new ventures and hopefully some R&R time as well. You are in my thoughts and prayers, Shirley Morris, SP.

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  7. Thank you Terri for your long dedication to this important ministry. Though I only discovered your site a year or so ago, I have been encouraged and inspired by your contributions and hope to call on the materials in future to share with others.
    Blessings on whatever the Spirit call you into in the future,
    Terry Casey

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