There’s power in a name. In the world of advertising, this is key because companies want you to remember the name of their product.
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love | Deacon Allen Tatara Catholic Speaker - Part 2
On the Inside; On the Outside
Beware the Yucky Stuff
Posted by Deacon Allen | Emotions/Feelings, Everyday Life, Hodgepodge | One CommentAh, the seasons are a changing. I can feel it in the winds. Summer is trying to hang on with it nature-made hands, but its seasoned grip is beginning to grow weary. Read More
Don’t Worry, Be Thankful
Posted by Deacon Allen | Emotions/Feelings, Everyday Life, Hodgepodge | 6 CommentsDo the worries of life get in the way of being truly thankful for all that you have? If so, you’ll want to read this story.
Random Thoughts from the Road
Posted by Deacon Allen | Emotions/Feelings, Everyday Life, Hodgepodge | 4 CommentsI spent this past weekend in Villa Maria, Pennsylvania where I was blessed to lead a retreat for deacons and their wives from the Diocese of Youngstown, Ohio. Here are a few random thoughts from the road. Read More
To “let go” does not mean to stop caring, it means that I can’t do it for someone else.
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My mother was having an issue with her TV, and it was quite the stumper.
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A huge crowd was watching the famous tightrope walker Charles Blondin cross Niagara Falls one day in 1860.
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Neither Hair Nor There
Posted by Deacon Allen | Emotions/Feelings, Everyday Life, Hodgepodge | No CommentsHave you ever experienced a spiritual awakening while getting a haircut? This is somewhat of a regular occurrence for me. There’s just something special about releasing those lengthy-locks and watching them drop to the floor. But that’s neither hair nor there. (Sorry, couldn’t resist.)
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The Only Thing That Matters
Posted by Deacon Allen | Discipleship, Emotions/Feelings, Everyday Life | No CommentsAccording to an ancient legend, a king who had no son to succeed him posted a notice inviting young men to come and apply for adoption into his family. The two qualifications were love of God and love of neighbor.
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