Irish Goodbyes

[@RoloTelmasi]

Thank you, Chris. You were the leader of my confirmation program in the late 90s in Montebello, California, at the diocese of Our Lady of Miraculous Medal. You also performed a very special and indelible reenactment of the stations of the cross at Pepperdine University during our confirmation retreat, and it shook me to my core in many ways. I wish I could Thank you in person for all the spiritual gifts you bestowed on my confirmation class.. may Jesus bless you, your family, and your mission while here on this earth the Lord has provided for his children.

[@DawnSpencer-v4q]

It's the same with leaving Mass. It makes such a difference when you turn to the person next to you and say have a great week! Or blessings to you today! So many people participate in the Mass and never interact with the people around you.

[@DawnBarrera-m2m]

This is so true! I work in a parish and the Pastor will come and go without acknowledging our presence. It takes the wind out of our sails at times. Thank you for the reminder! I will try to practice this daily. 🙏🏼

[@TerrySkelley]

My Family Irish goodbye. Is saying goodbye and than talking another 20 minutes in conversation 😊

[@paulavasko4633]

Mine, too!

[@Eternallyhopeful7788]

More significant in a “remote” workplace or if you are a manager who works remotely… 🙏🙏🙏

[@FoxoticTV]

It would he great if you covered a similar topic, when God closes doors on people in our lives. Sometimes people walk out of our lives and ghost, people we care about suddenly aren't in our lives anymore. We make efforts to connect again but for whatever reason there is just nothing we can do. In my heart I trust God and have faith but it still hurts when people come and go like this in our lives. what do you think about this? if you covered this topic I'd be very greatful