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"...Faith, hope and love run deep...around Moscow, Ohio, untouched by the fiercest cyclonic winds," writes Mark Katrick ten years after tornado.

Mark Katrick is a prolific dreamer, but the meaning isnt always easy to unscramble when he wakes up.

"You could still see its true colors as if it had taken in all the sunlight that shined throughout the day." Rev. Mark Katrick, on "little lights".

Mark Katrick remembers his father saying, "Its okay, Ive got this."

Mark Katrick discusses the 10-year anniversary of the derecho, and his personal meaning of windstorms.

Mark Katrick finds a connection between kitties shedding hair, and people shedding their sins.

As a child, Rev. Mark Katrick would tune the radio to Toledo and watch the screen light up, to see how severe a thunderstorm was.

Mark Katrick writes that he sometimes feels resentful toward the man in the mirror. But hes doing much better lately.

Mark Katrick discusses the meaning behind keeping memories alive, for Memorial day.

"May your indwelling presence feel as clean and soft as the blankets Ive just removed from the dryer," writes Rev. Mark Katrick on God and chores.