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Today’s guest-blogger is Angels on Earth staff editor Meg Belviso.

I recently read a biography of Mother Angelica, the feisty nun who founded the Eternal Word Television Network.

I’ll have to make this quick—I have an errand to run. I need to pick out a couple of inspirational Mother’s Day cards for Julee. One from me and one from Millie. Unless you knew better you might ask, “Why doesn’t Millie pick out her own inspiring card?” Of course Millie is a golden retriever who won’t even know Sunday is Mother’s Day.

Frank was a 68-year-old man recently diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer when I first visited with him and his wife. It was just the two of them, and the calm and peaceful way they accepted the inevitability of his death was amazing to see.

Our new Mysterious Ways magazine has kept me busy lately (find out more on our Facebook page), but I didn't want to miss sharing some stunning miracles of the past few weeks with you. One feature in our new mag is "Wonderful World," a round-up of miraculous news stories from around the globe. Here are three such stories that caught my attention recently:

I broke my collarbone when I was too young to remember it and walked on crutches at my college graduation because of a sprained ankle. But I had never injured myself so badly that I ended up in the emergency room. Until Saturday.

How many sayings come to mind that are related to home? Home is where the heart is ... Home is where you hang your hat ... You can’t go home again ... There’s no place like home.