Maria Johnson

4 weeks ago | catholicmom.com | Maria Johnson

Maria Morera Johnson shares a reflection on the Collect for the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord. This week we Lectio the Liturgy with the Collect for the Solemnity of the Ascension of the lord. "Gladden us with holy joys, almighty God, and make us rejoice with devout thanksgiving, for the Ascension of Christ your Son is our exaltation, and, where the Head has gone before in glory, the Body is called to follow in hope.

4 weeks ago | catholicmom.com | Maria Johnson

For Meatless Friday, Maria Morera Johnson shares a simple salad that can serve as a main course or side dish. Download our printable recipe card!The summer months invite us outdoors on beautiful days and indoors on days when the heat is too much, and the thought of a heavy meal isn’t appealing. This light strawberry salad is filling and cool, and takes advantage of fresh produce from your garden or local farmers’ markets.

1 month ago | dialnet.unirioja.es | Paola Bonavitta |Jimena Andrieu |Maria Johnson |Valeria Gili Diez

Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Educación feminista y objetivos de desarrollo sostenible 4, 5 y 10 Gili Diez, Valeria [1] ; Bonavitta, Paola [2] ; Andrieu, Jimena [1] ; Johnson, Cecilia [3] ; Trad Malmod, Gabriela [1] ; Gastiazoro, María Eugenia [4] ; Menoyo, Sofía [2] ; Muñoz Rodríguez, Luisa Fernanda [5] [1] Universidad Nacional de San Juan, Argentina [2] Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades, Argentina [3] Estudios...

1 month ago | catholicmom.com | Maria Johnson

Join us as we reflect, ponder, and pray together inspired by today's Gospel. Today's Gospel: John 6:1-15Who doesn’t know the story of the loaves and fishes? John’s Gospel doesn’t embellish or dramatize the details of the story. In fact, I often think it downplays the magnitude of the miracle, that a humble lunch of several fish and barley loaves could somehow feed a crowd of thousands and be so plentiful as to leave a dozen baskets of leftover food.

1 month ago | ohenrymag.com | Maria Johnson

Tangerine, soul, gossip, smoke. It’s an odd foursome of words, but Nich Graham has invited me to bring prompts to our coffee-shop interview to spark the free verse that he pounds out on his old-school mechanical keyboard. It’s his schtick and his bliss. Back for the second year in a row, Nich will bring his Typewriter Poetry, a form of performance art, to the Greensboro Bound book festival this month. Clack-clack, clack-clack.