Dorothy Wells
Priest and Writer at Freelance
Wife, mom, priest, friend, always seeking to be open to the work of the Holy Spirit; gratefully serving among God's people in Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi
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Jan 10, 2025 |
faithonview.com | Dorothy Wells |Dorothy Wells Christianity
The first time that I actually saw my father drunk, I was still a very young child. What I knew of my father was a genuinely funny, affable, playful man who was always up for a joke or cute prank. I scarcely recognized him that night as he roared through the house – angry, loud, cursing, smashing things. That night may have been the first time that I saw him drunk; it would not be the last. It probably wasn’t long after that night that I first witnessed my mother having a psychotic episode.
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Dec 18, 2023 |
commongoodmag.com | Dorothy Wells
The Robinsons struggled with high blood pressure and diabetes. Mr. Smith had a bad back. Mrs. Jones had severe vision impairment and stayed at home, where her environment was familiar. Aunt Ella was constantly concerned for them and making certain that they’d not been forgotten. The meaning of a holiday wasn’t lost on her. Walking about Aunt Ella’s neighborhood and delivering meals with her made me more attentive to persons around us who were alone or in poor health.
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Dec 4, 2023 |
patheos.com | Dorothy Wells
It’s that time of year…long, chilly December evenings seem to be meant for movie watching. Before you settle down with your popcorn and hot coffee/tea/chocolate, please take a look at this list of twelve inspiring, food-for-thought, movies to watch for messages of love, peace, and hope to carry with you through this season and beyond. The films were chosen because of their contemplative nature, and the thoughtful messages these films offer for any of our lives.
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Nov 24, 2023 |
christiancentury.org | Dorothy Wells
To receive these posts by email each Monday, sign up. For more commentary on this week's readings, see the Reflections on the Lectionary page. For full-text access to all articles, subscribe to the Century. The diagnoses were completely unexpected. Cori Salazar, age 38, had noticed a large growth on her neck one day. Physicians suggested a biopsy, and Cori, a mother of three young daughters, was diagnosed with an aggressive thyroid cancer. Surgery was scheduled shortly thereafter.
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Jul 7, 2023 |
episcopaljournal.org | Dorothy Wells
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A few thoughts on helping people around us not feel so lonely on holidays, with thanks to @commongood_mag. https://t.co/83kRopQZ7I
Ready for some movie-watching? Sharing a few thoughts about 12 inspiring films to watch - with great messages for us all! With thanks to Patheos for inviting me to work on this piece! https://t.co/nmsLsfHrtT