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In her poem, “Home,” Pat Severin reminds us of that eternal place that Jesus Christ has prepared for all believers. Continue reading Home
In her poem, “Home,” Pat Severin reminds us of that eternal place that Jesus Christ has prepared for all believers. Continue reading Home
In her poem, “If Jesus was Beside Me…” Pat Severin reminds us Jesus is always there beside us and can help us find the direction we need in life. Continue reading If Jesus was Beside Me…
In her poem, “It Looks Like Rain,” Pat Severin reminds us that we often forget that this earth is loaned to us by the Creator, and is ours to treasure and take care of. Continue reading It Looks Like Rain
In her poem, “It’s Easter!” Pat Severin keeps our eyes on what makes Easter the celebration that it is. Continue reading It’s Easter!
In her poem, “That I May Live Anew,” Pat Severin gives us a glimpse of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross and what that sacrifice means for all of us. Continue reading That I May Live Anew
In her poem, “Clearly,” Pat Severin follows a grief-stricken Mary on her way to Jesus’ tomb only to find an empty tomb. Continue reading Clearly
In her poem, “A Virgin’s Prayer,” Pat Severin imagines Mother Mary’s thoughts on the arduous trip to Bethlehem. Continue reading A Virgin’s Prayer
In her poem, “Have You Ever Wondered?” Pat Severin asks us all to think about young Mary and how the announcement of Christ’s birth must have made her feel. Continue reading Have You Ever Wondered?
In her poem, “Hurting Hearts,” Pat Severin focuses on what is all too prevalent, mental illness and suicide. Continue reading Hurting Hearts
In her poem, “Splendor to Surrender,” Pat Severin reminds us of the transition of God’s seasons, as winter is upon us. Continue reading Splendor to Surrender
In her poem, “Where Has Summer Gone?” Pat Severin puts God’s autumn beauty in its proper perspective. Continue reading Where Has Summer Gone?
In her poem, “I’ve Learned,” Pat Severin shares her personal observations of life while encouraging us all to do the same. Continue reading I’ve Learned