Wield Your Words Carefully
Colleen Arnold, MD
March 29, 2026
When our words are kind and gentle, our spirits will be too. We will have fewer regrets and be more charitable and peaceful.
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Colleen Arnold, MD
Colleen Arnold, MD, a physician and writer residing in Lexington, Virginia, also holds a master's degree in pastoral ministry. Her website is ColleenArnold.org.
Give a Hand
Colleen Arnold, MD
March 27, 2026
Reflect When Jesus came to Peter’s house, his mother-in-law was sick in bed. Jesus grasped her hand, helped her up, and the fever left her
Mary’s Eyes
Colleen Arnold, MD
March 25, 2026
Reflect So often, when I imagine the nativity scene, I picture Jesus fully divine, haloed and glowing, the Son of God. But he was Mary’s
The Only One
Colleen Arnold, MD
March 20, 2026
Reflect St. Augustine said God loves each one of us as if there were only one of us. Wouldn’t it be great if we gave
Side by Side
Colleen Arnold, MD
March 12, 2026
Reflect Recently, I spent time with a very unhappy person. Although they did have legitimate problems, most of their suffering was of their own making.
Giving Myself as Alms
Colleen Arnold, MD
March 8, 2026
When we think of giving alms for Lent, we generally think of giving money. But giving of ourselves can be another way to share.
Delight in Mercy
Colleen Arnold, MD
March 5, 2026
Reflect In Micah 7:18, we read that God delights in showing mercy. And we know from Genesis that we humans are made in God’s image.