I am a professor of spiritual theology at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans, and director of the Co-Workers Leadership Institute. I also teach at the Institute for Priestly Formation in Omaha each summer.
[...] this piece for the Catholic Year of Faith blog co-edited by my friend Dr. Tom Neal, and I’m thrilled to see our friends across the big pond to the west have found his [...]
[...] over-the-top Catholic Martha Stewart-ish to some, but here’s why we do it. As my friend Dr. Tom Neal encourages, “Stay close to the logic of the liturgical cycle since theology is first and best [...]
Tom! I’m so happy I found your blog!!! You and your family have been in my thoughts and prayers recently, so I don’t assume this is by chance. I would love to catch up with you sometime soon! I’m praying for you and your family, and I hope you’re doing excellent down in Louisiana. It was such a blessing to have our paths cross (obviously providentially) during our respective times in IA. I’m back in Colorado, currently working at the Augustine Institute. In fact, I run into Lori quite often now as well! (Perhaps CO would merit a visit from you in the near future?) We’ll see. God is so good. Thank you for all your work for the Church. I look forward to catching up with you very soon! Have a wonderful Lenten season!
[...] A wise friend once said, “When you say yes to His work, He will paint you beautiful.” Now that’s the kind of color I’m praying to receive during this Year of Faith. The Door of Faith is open. Let’s walk through it together. I hear the colors over there are worth dying for! [...]
Tom,
Father Tim here in Tallahassee. Fr. Ganci told me about your blog site so I thought I’d have me a look-see. Good stuff….short and sweet.
Blessings
[...] wise friend once said, “When you say yes to His work, He will paint you beautiful.” Now that’s the kind [...]
[...] this piece for the Catholic Year of Faith blog co-edited by my friend Dr. Tom Neal, and I’m thrilled to see our friends across the big pond to the west have found his [...]
[...] over-the-top Catholic Martha Stewart-ish to some, but here’s why we do it. As my friend Dr. Tom Neal encourages, “Stay close to the logic of the liturgical cycle since theology is first and best [...]
You are my favorite spiritual blog! Thank you so much!
I am GREATLY honored that this is so! Deo gratias.
[...] Blog post by Tom Neal, PhD [...]
Tom! I’m so happy I found your blog!!! You and your family have been in my thoughts and prayers recently, so I don’t assume this is by chance. I would love to catch up with you sometime soon! I’m praying for you and your family, and I hope you’re doing excellent down in Louisiana. It was such a blessing to have our paths cross (obviously providentially) during our respective times in IA. I’m back in Colorado, currently working at the Augustine Institute. In fact, I run into Lori quite often now as well! (Perhaps CO would merit a visit from you in the near future?) We’ll see. God is so good. Thank you for all your work for the Church. I look forward to catching up with you very soon! Have a wonderful Lenten season!
God bless,
Ted
ted.mast@augustineinstitute.org
[...] A wise friend once said, “When you say yes to His work, He will paint you beautiful.” Now that’s the kind of color I’m praying to receive during this Year of Faith. The Door of Faith is open. Let’s walk through it together. I hear the colors over there are worth dying for! [...]