Author: Marie Proctor
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Ignatian Exercises for Couples
Hello friends. Have you ever wanted your marriage to be a place where connection was more than just a longing? Well, we have. Kenny and I came to a place in our marriage where we desperately wanted to be understood by the other, and it came at a high cost. Life. Routine. Work. Extracurricular activities.…
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Tension and God’s Presence
God really has me. Knowing this doesn’t mean I am free of tension but that I actually feel all of it. I feel all of my worlds colliding at once. God holds me together. Somethings I cling tightly to. God invites me to loosen my grip. Other things I loosely hold. God invites me to…
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Book: Being Elisabeth Elliot
❤️ life unfolds in mysterious ways. Certainties may feel secure until it’s not, but trusting God in the uncertainty always invites us to a deeper, authentic relationship in Christ.
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Appointments
Here is a quick link to my appointment calendar. If you need a time that is not offered, reach out to me at marieproctorsd22@gmail.com, and I will see what we can arrange.
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Adjusting in Changing Seasons
I remember when I got my first 10 speeed bicycle. I felt grown! This bike was more than just a basic kids’ bike. This was a bike that would adjust to a variety of terrains. My challenge was learning which gear the terrain called for. Many times, I found myself with a loose chain, causing…
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Journey with Jesus
Are you or someone you know interested in doing spiritual work with a group? I am offering a group experience for those wanting to go deeper in their spiritual journey. This opportunity is one that is formidable and enriching to the souls relationship with self, God, and others. Honestly, this is more than an experience.…
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Kathy
A few words that come to mind for our group time [Contemplative Prayer]:*Inspiring*Thought provoking*Deeply moving*Peaceful & calming*Enlightening
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Mary
It is impossible for me to be brief! . . . Each [Contemplative Prayer] session is a personal journey to the depths of my soul. I am sometimes surprised by what is hidden there! . . . “Where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them.” And he really, really is!
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Breath Prayer
Our Ecumenical Contemplative Prayer Group met today. We learned about, practiced, and developed our own breath prayer. We used Ron DelBene’s book, “The Breath of Life, A Simple Way to Pray,” as a resource and guide. If you are interested in learning more about this spiritual practice, click here for a free PDF of this…
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Tina
[Spiritual direction] has been a key factor in helping me maintain focus on the Lord’s will versus my own will. I have noticed a huge difference in how I become still and connected to the Lords voice in troubling situations. My sessions make me feel grounded. Life can hand you many difficult circumstances that you feel…
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Barbara
[Spiritual direction] has had a special impact on my life. It has helped me to take a deeper look within myself and see what God is trying to tell me. I have learned to slow down and listen. Since meeting with a spiritual director, I have noticed a difference in how I look at life. My…
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Enneagram Reflection Group
✨️✨️✨️NEW Group!!!✨️✨️✨️ Click here to join the group! This group simply meets to reflect on the work or potential work of each individual. It is a place to ask questions and share your reflections. It is not an Enneagram class or course, but learning is inevitable in these types of settings. Whether you are new…
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The Christ Candle
We light the Christ candle for many different reasons. From young to small, searching, curious, open, and even undecided on our faith journey, we all search for something outside of ourselves. Has this something been with us our whole entire lives? What if we looked within instead? Would we find what we have been searching…
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Advent Love
Today, we reflect on a well-known Christmas carol as we consider the condition of the world, the longing in each of us, and God’s love for us. The song “O Holy Night” has a line that sings, “the soul felt its worth.” Other words that stir me are “pining,” “yonder breaks,” and “the slave is…
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Advent Joy
Joy can be found in many places. Today, we ponder which season brings the most joy: remembering the past, experiencing the present, or anticipating the future? Which brings the least joy? I notice that as I sit and reflect on these questions, there is a stirring that begins in my body. My mind, heart, and…
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