HELLO - my name is...
Hi there, everyone. Allow me to introduce myself: My name is Kathleen Lundquist, and I'm a convert to Catholicism from an evangelical background (confirmed in 1999). My first contact with the St. Catherine of Siena Institute was through Sherry Curp ("the other Sherry" contributing to this blog), who is one of my best friends from college and was part of the founding of the Institute at Blessed Sacrament Parish in Seattle.
I'm a musician by trade (singer/songwriter) and a budding writer as well, thanks to the discernment process that was jumpstarted at a Called & Gifted workshop I attended back in 2000. To learn more about me, stop by my website and check it out. There's streaming audio available of some of my recordings and links to published articles.
I'm honored that Sherry (and Sherry) have asked me to contribute to the conversation here at Intentional Disciples. I've really enjoyed our discussions so far, and learned a lot. God bless us all as the conversation continues!
posted by KathleenLundquist @ 10:51 AM
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4 Comments:
Welcome aboard, Kathie! I look forward to your joining in our ongoing collective attempt to get at the "heavy, deep, and real" around here. :) You and I have plenty been doing that for a while now -- yikes, I just realized it's been 25 years! Teaching my kids to count can have unexpected consequences.
OK, now I feel ancient. On the other hand, we've now known each other longer than either of us had been alive when we met. That's kinda cool. And we're both now more fully ourselves than we were back then.
Can I fix you a cup of (virtual) peppermint tea?
Sherry! I wish you could see the huge smile on my face - this will have to do: ;^))
Holy cow, it has been 25 years. "'Tis grace indeed that has brought us safe thus far, and grace will lead us home," as the song goes. And "what a long, strange trip it's been", to borrow another phrase.
And yes, I'd love a cup! Mmmmmm...
Imagine you could be saying a C & G workshop sometime soon, "Hi my name is Kathleen, this is my sister Sherry and my other sister Sherry." Seriously, looking forward to your posts. Evidence to date is that Sherry has champagne--or should that be sherry?--taste in choosing fellow blog hosts!
Very nice to (virtually) meet you.
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