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Child-like Anticipation: April 18, 2017 – Post 6 This is the final blog post of my Lenten series! And for this final post, I’d like to share with you something that God has been trying (relentlessly) to teach me throughout these past 40 days… It’s this idea of approaching Him with child-like anticipation. I mentioned […]
RAM AWAKENING: April 7, 2017 – Post 5 This weekend, about 130 college students will be attending Ram Awakening, a Catholic retreat in the mountains that’s mission is to grow students in their faith. This retreat has a very special place in my heart. A friend gave me an intentional invite to attend my sophomore […]
Favored: March 31, 2017- Post 4 I feel like, once again, I should preface this post by saying that Lent isn’t easy, certainly not for me. Lent stresses disciplined behavior in preparation for the death and resurrection of our Savior. And this discipline and preparation is beautiful in that it allows us to better acknowledge […]
Return, March 24, 2017 – Post 3 Lent is hard; I’ll just start by saying that. I entered into my spring break excited to have time away from school to relax and get caught up. This semester has been so incredibly busy, so the idea of a week of sleeping in, not attending class, and […]
The Garden, March 10, 2017 – Post 2 All week my mind has been occupied by thoughts of Jesus’ agony in the Garden of Gethsemane… I’m not really certain how this idea is meant to play into my blog post for the week, but since this is what God has been laying on my heart, […]
Ash Wednesday, March 1st 2017- Post 1 My name is Maddie Zenk and I have been given the honor of getting to share my Lenten journey with you through a series of blog posts. I am a junior biomedical science major at CSU with plans to attend medical school after graduation. I was raised Catholic and […]
IN GOD WE TRUST I was never the little girl that dreamed of my Prince Charming or fantasized about the perfect wedding dress, it was actually quite the opposite. I dreamt of adventures, getting lost, sports and well…food. I had a very simple mind as a child. I thought like, well a child. However, being […]
What does it mean to be fully alive? We all long for it. We all yearn to break past the masks, to skip the chit-chat, to find the purpose, and to have others know and love our hearts. But how do we get there? Especially in the craze and stress of college. What does being ‘fully […]
Below is a reflection from Gracie Sharp on her time at SEEK 2015. Gracie is a Freshmen studying microbiology and psychology at Colorado State University. Some people are posting about SEEK2015, and other brave souls shared their stories on the bus back from Nashville. Regrettably, though I was not one of these souls, I still […]
Christ is risen! Indeed He is risen! This week is such an exciting week! Easter was on Sunday, we are now kicking off the Easter Octave, the feast of St. Mark the Evangelist is this Friday, and we get two new saints this Sunday! The culture around us tells us that Easter is simply a […]