Come to the Garden
Laura Ercolino, Fr. Michael StallaEncounters with Christ the Bridegroom and God's love song, the Song of Songs
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 70 |
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I am a Catholic woman, mother, writer, artist, spiritual mentor, and founder of Hope’s Garden. I have experienced the redemptive love of Christ and am passionate about sharing His love especially through writing and art.
Fr. Michael (D.Min.) serves as Director of Pastoral Formation for St. Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology and as the spiritual advisor for Hope's Garden.
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