Mary Undoer of Knots

I started this daily seminar from Good Catholic called Mary Undoer of Knots.  It's been helpful during these hurdles my family and me are facing.  I'm taking it slow because I want to immerse myself in each lesson.

I went back to the beginning of the course and try to do it twice a week.  I want to do a lesson a day but it feels like a busy train station in this house. I'm having a difficult time calming down and concentrating.   I know I need to learn to take at least 30 minutes to pray and reflect.  I'm working on it baby steps.  I dusted off a plague I got of Mary and baby Jesus in Spain and started my small mediation space on my night stand.





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