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The Holy Family Shrine, Nebraska |
Going to the Chapel of Love
10 responses to “Going to the Chapel of Love”
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What a remarkable building–you were blessed. And the message/challenge on the postcard–what a gift. Thank you for sharing this, Kel.
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What an inviting looking place to stop to pray. I'm going to have to ponder awhile about the message on the postcard.
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Kel, I will never forget our visit to that Chapel, the Gateway to Heaven, as one name by which it's called. How I wished we'd had more time to spend there, but I shall never forget it. This experience has made an indelible mark on my soul, because He met me there is a life-altering way. I too found that free postcard and have looked at the beautiful picture of Christ and read this message over and over again. I know He loves me. How much do I love Him? In light of everything mentioned, I have to ask myself that question, with humility and repentance.Thank you for sharing it with your readers. And thank you for sharing the Chapel with me, Gillian, and Kelly…….and with JESUS!LoveLynni
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Oh yeah! You changed your posting mechanism. I love it. Thank you!
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I love the invitation to fall in love with God. How sensible. Just fall in love, no work, no rules, no rights or wrongs. Just fall in love and then everything will be ordered. And the implied imperative: "Keep falling in love." And God makes it easy. He has shown us the joy of fellowship when Jesus says if you have seen me you have seen the Father and then leaves us with the Holy Spirit to help us. Let's keep falling into the love of God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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The architect was inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright…we saw it on the hill when we were driving in and we just felt compelled to stop on our way out of town…
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I am so thankful for the prayer card…it is givng me focus in my prayer life right now…
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I didn't know it was called Gateway to Heaven…I need to read more about it…I was just so caught up in the moment of being there and that timely prayer!
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Yes, I just want to keep falling in love with our Triune God…what a good reminder that we are His beloved!
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I too will never forget that moment. It was majestic and I loved the wind blowing through the dried grasses .. it was a sensation I won't soon forget…..sort of like a "fresh wind" of desire to cling to Jesus just a little bit harder for a little bit longer. Thanks for sharing Kel!Hugs,Kelly
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Hi! My name is Kel Rohlf. I am an intuitive mixed-media artist, creative writer and performer. Life is a performance. I often attend.
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