A MESSAGE TO MY FAITHFUL READERS

Dear Readers,

I will be taking a vacation from blogging. As much as I enjoy it, both my mind and body need a rest. Also, I need to work on a book that I had started writing before I moved a little over a year ago. We'll see how that goes and, hopefully, I will be able to return again soon. Thanks for your understanding.

God bless you and keep you in His loving care!
Jean

Comments

  1. Best wishes on the book ... just come back to us when you can. :-)

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  2. Dearest Jean,

    I will miss you so much! I have loved reading your blog, but I completely understand how important writing this second book has been to you.

    I wish you the best and hope your book does exceptionally well.
    I will pray that the Holy Spirit will inspire you in this endeavor. You are an amazing writer.

    Your blog has inspired me in many ways and drawn me closer to God.

    Take care.

    With love & many prayers,

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  3. You have a super blog here! I can't wait until you return - will miss you.

    Come back soon!

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  4. I will miss you and all the inspiration you generously share here.
    Can't wait to hear about your book!
    I'm keeping you in Bloglines so I'll know when you're back :)

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  5. Oh Jean! I will so miss you and your posts. Hope the book writing goes well.
    Hurry back and Happy Thanksgiving.
    God bless

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  6. My thanks to each one of you for your kind thoughts and words. You are in my prayers and my heart this Thanksgiving and everyday. I am not removing any of you from my prayer list simply because I have temporaily stopped blogging here. I will miss you, but hope to return soon.

    I just ask your prayers for the work God has instructed me to do in order to bring souls to Him.

    May God bless you and fill your hearts with thanks and gratitude for His many graces!

    Love,
    Jean

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  7. I will miss reading your blog. I hope you continue to visit mine often.

    Hope your book turns out well and you can start blogging again in the future.

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  9. Yes, Money, I will visit your blog, which I enjoy very much and want to keep up with how things are going with your vocation so I know how to pray for you. I always pray for you during my Holy Hour.

    Thanks for your good wishes. I hope to return soon as I am already missing all of you.

    God bless you,
    Jean

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  10. Jean,

    Things are going excellent. I'm very thankful for your prayers. I would appreciate you pray that St. John Vianney Seminary and my diocese accept me as a candidate for the priesthood.

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  11. I will miss this blog, but I look forward to reading your book. Such gifts as yours must be shared with the world, to promote a Culture of Life.

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  12. Jean, I knew you were gone, I could hardly not have noticed now could I, you're one of my fave bloggers....but I've been hoping to see a new post of yours on my bloglines.... you obviously have more self control and discipline than I do ;-)

    God Bless all your endeavours that seek to Glorify our Lord.

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  13. Jean, your intentions will be added to my prayer list. Please post once in a while to let us know how you are and how the book is going (no pressure! :)

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  14. Thanks, John. I will be uniting my prayers with yours.

    God bless you,
    Jean

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  15. Jean,

    I'm praying that your book writing is going well and that it will be published soon.

    I'm certainly missing your blog posts, but I am looking forward to your book.

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  16. Jean, thanks SO much for sending me that beautiful e-card today, it really cheered me up no end, it was just what I needed....to know that I have a friend with such a big heart, is just wonderful (((hug)))

    Deb

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