Siesta in the Storm
Steven Foster, Sarah CarterNotes from an expedition to live a complete life.
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You Are The Instrument
My Son Leon standing on his toes at the beach on the Oregon Coast.
I once heard it said, structured prayer is the bridle by which mustangs are made stallions. It was probably quoting someone who had it passed down across generations. It i...
My New Book, The Enduring Devotion, Available Now.
The Enduring Devotion cover was made from a photo I took at St. Joseph’s Oratory in May 2026
Before my mother passed, she gave me her grandmother’s rosary. I knew how to say the Creed, the Our Fathers, Hail Marys and Glory Be, but I had on...
Magnifica Humanitas First Thoughts with Sarah Carter
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Who Will Be These Magnificent Human Beings?
A woman kneels at the tabernacle of our Lord in the Crypt Chapel of St. Joseph’s Oratory. Montreal, Quebec. After the mass she had brought flowers to the feet of our Lord and I hope she will not mind I capture this moment for the ages.
An...
On Don Quixote and Doomscrolling
From Alcoholics Anonymous to well known Transcendentalists, this has already been said in many languages.
The mass of men lead quiet lives of desperation for they have contempt prior to investigation.
Or is it now that the charade of end...
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Just out here trying to articulate God stuff and get my steps in.
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