Join Janis as she reflects on the mystery of the Holy Trinity and shares a recipe for Mystery Fudge This is a homily and reflection about the mystery of the Holy Trinity she preached on Holy Trinity Sunday in 1992, together with a recipe for making an easy but mysteriously wonderful fudge.

Your are invited to experience the guidance of shepherds in your life Join Janis as she reflects on lambs, shepherds, and Shepherd's pie

You are invited to experience the power of grace in your life Join Janis as she recalls a wonderful weekend of ministry. Her homily for the weekend is included, along with a parishioner's special recipe for shrimp curry.

The talents of four Detroit-area artists are brought together for the first time in this collection of drawings of the most challenging, always changing and most rewarding subject-the human figure. The human body has been one of the mainstays of drawing for students and established artists for many years. It is a beautiful form capable of infinite variety and emotion and almost impossible not to respond to in a drawing. To take muscle, soft flesh, the line and curve of the body, and bring the life and energy to paper is magical. Each of the artists brings to their drawings a unique vision, style, and vocabulary that is not to be missed.

Read inside a complete set of reflections on the daily Gospel from the three year cycle of the Roman Catholic Church. On July 7, 1998, after a noon Mass, Janis began writing personal reflections on the Gospel of the day. These reflections are based on The New American Bible, the translation on which the Mass Lectionary is based, with additional references to other translations. Early each morning, coffee in hand, she read through the Mass readings for the day, with Francis, her marmalade Gospel-cat, by her side. Then she wrote a short reflection on the Gospel. Janis drew upon her educational background and life experiences to provide insights which you will find illuminating and relevant to your daily life. Three years of personal reflections and commentary were collected in notebooks, and then compiled into this book.

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