A great way to start the day is listening to Seize the Day on The Catholic Channel - Sirius 159 6-10AM. Host Gus Lloyd provides a full day's worth of daily inspiration. The show features frequent guests, reflections on the daily readings, daily Mass from St Patrick's Cathedral, Unpacking the Pope (Examining the Holy Father's messages from his recent visit to the US), Fodder for the Water...uh...Cooler (news you can use to stimulate sintilating conversation at your place of business or work).
Gus also has a website that he updates DAILY with information on Radio Guests and a commentary on today;s Mass readings called :60 Second Reflection.
Today Gus' message was a timely recommendation suggesting we all do a "Fruit Check".
Labels: Fruit Check, Gus Lloyd
Gus Loyd's A Question of Faith
0 Comments Published by dustin (The 16-bit Catholic) on 22.6.08 at 12:59 AM.
Gus Lloyd, who hosts the morning show called "Seize The Day," has an article published on the Catholic Channel's website, entitled, "Letting Go." Here's a sample.
I’m a dog person. And my family is a dog family. It was that way growing up, too. We always had a dog or two or three around the house. While we always had at least one of our own, we would welcome in strays and they would hang around for while until their wanderlust couldn’t be held in check any longer. Occasionally they would hang around for the rest of their lives. Murphy was the prime example of that. Ol’ Murph wandered into our lives and decided to adopt us. We loved that dog until his dying day. Still do in our memories.
Read the rest here
I’m a dog person. And my family is a dog family. It was that way growing up, too. We always had a dog or two or three around the house. While we always had at least one of our own, we would welcome in strays and they would hang around for while until their wanderlust couldn’t be held in check any longer. Occasionally they would hang around for the rest of their lives. Murphy was the prime example of that. Ol’ Murph wandered into our lives and decided to adopt us. We loved that dog until his dying day. Still do in our memories.
Read the rest here
Labels: Gus Lloyd, Question of Faith
