Debra Weldon, UD Alumna and Creator of "Thoughts of a Crazy Woman" Blog
Date: Saturday, March 7, 2020 | 9 a.m. – Noon
Location: University of Dallas, SB Hall, Serafy Room (138)
Join the Neuhoff School of Ministry for a morning of spiritual reflection on prayer!
Debra's blog "Thoughts of a Crazy Woman," focuses on Christian spiritual growth with topics related to the tension between our culture and Scripture. This workshop will include lectures on meditation, contemplation, and prayer journaling as ways to enrich our practice of prayer, as well, as time for practicing these types of prayer.
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Debra Weldon is a retired real estate lawyer who is passionate about teaching people about the joy of a deeper relationship with God. Having studied with the Carmelites and the Jesuits, she now studies as a lay member of the Order of Preachers (also known as the Dominicans).
Her blog, “Thoughts of a Crazy Woman,” focuses on Christian spiritual growth, highlighting various topics related to the tension between our culture and Scripture. Debra is also known for her work on Dallas/Ft. Worth's Radio Xavier, where she delivered weekly reflections during the two-hour Catholic radio show. Debra is an alumni of the University of Dallas College of Business and will complete a Masters of Theological Studies degree from the Neuhoff School of Ministry this spring.
Debra Ricard, MPM ’20, already had a master’s degree when she decided to enter the master’s program at UD. With a B.A. in architecture from Washington University in St. Louis and a master’s in architecture from the Catholic University of America, Ricard still did not feel she had found her vocation.
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