Dear friends in Christ, we are so grateful for you. This has been a long week but abundantly blessed.

Aaron is doing very well, miraculously well. Both I and every healthcare professional so far has said that the accident itself and the condition he is currently in seem totally incongruous. He has a fair amount of PT ahead for pain and range of motion, but all major tests have come back clear and we are so, so grateful. What I keep thinking that we are being shown is: "Don't worry. God is taking care of you."

He has especially appreciated the many write-ins and prayer intentions, particularly from those familiar with Tradivox. He is convinced that his work there is part of why Our Lady spared him, and is looking forward to growing that project.

Thanks to all of your overwhelming generosity, we were also able to quickly and easily find another family vehicle this week. I can't tell you what a weight off our shoulders it was to have so much help in this unexpected expense.

But the prayers have perhaps been even more impactful for us. Your intercession has brought a wave of such calm, peace, and consolation that it's made the whole situation into a blessing. Whether you helped us financially or in prayers or both, may God reward you immensely. Being recipients of so much goodness has taught us beautiful lessons in this time. Thank you.

I wanted to share a small moment - After the accident, we had to go to the junk yard to get our things out of the wrecked van. I managed to pry open one of the sliding doors. Inside, everything had been thrown all over the place. But as I opened the door, the first thing my eyes fell upon was a book that the kids had left in the car. In all that mess, the title of the book jumped out at me in bold letters: The Love of the Savior.

God's mercy and goodness is abundantly clear. He loves us. He is with us in all things. We pray that you too know His hand in your lives, and that He rewards you beyond your own hopes, as He already has for us. Christus vincit, Christus regnat!

In Jesus and Mary, The Sengs

PS - After picking up the new van, we were able to take the kids to the nearby grotto to give flowers to Our Lady in gratitude. We prayed for each of you there. God bless you!

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