

Donna Sue Berry
Donna Sue Berry is a passionate writer and poet, wife, mother of two, and grandmother of nine, from the American Heartland of central Oklahoma. She and her husband Joel share their time between Oklahoma and Montana. Her early writing began with romantic poetry during junior high school years; but, not until returning to school at age 48 did her poetry deepen to truly express her great love for her Catholic faith. Proud of her rich Oklahoma heritage and ancestors who made the 1889 Oklahoma Land Run, her current book project is “Catholic Poems from the Heart of a Red Dirt Oklahoma Girl.” Her website is https://catholicpoemsfromtheheartofareddirtoklahomagirl.com.


Rosary on the Headboard — Poetry from Donna Sue Berry
Donna Sue Berry
October 17, 2014
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Rosary on the Headboard I stumbled through my daily

Questions to Our Lady of Sorrows (Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows)
Donna Sue Berry
September 15, 2014
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QUESTIONS TO OUR LADY OF SORROWS Questions to Our

Sweetest Heart of Jesus
Donna Sue Berry
February 14, 2014
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THE SWEETEST HEART OF JESUS From the corner of

Thank You God for Jesus
Donna Sue Berry
January 6, 2014
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I truly now can say to you, as Christmas

Homeless: I Could Be You
Donna Sue Berry
December 5, 2013
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I drove right through the changing light Horns blowing

Our Souls, They are Not Dead
Donna Sue Berry
November 2, 2013
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OUR SOULS, THEY ARE NOT DEAD In silence late

Memorial of Our Lady of the Rosary: The Little Catholic Shrine
Donna Sue Berry
October 7, 2013
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THE LITTLE CATHOLIC SHRINE I sought shelter in