May 15, 2020

Eucharist | Photo by Laura Allen on Unsplash

Letting the Eucharist Work in Us

Sister Holda, my Franciscan sixth-grade teacher at St. Peter’s in Skokie, Illinois, made all of us memorize Anima Christi.

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Franciscan Inspirations: Learning to Be Human

Some of Jesus’ parables are long and difficult to interpret at times. But there are other times when the images Jesus uses make his teachings clear as crystal.
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Woman walking | Photo by Yaroslav Shuraev

Following Christ with Small Steps

Sometimes beautiful deeds done for God are hidden within terribly ordinary tasks.
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A view of heaven

Franciscan Inspirations: Heaven Awaits

The Gospels have reminded us to be alert and vigilant for the second coming.
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Pie on a table

Pie Day: Louisiana’s Lenten Custom

It was Louisiana Sweet Dough Pie, and it is served only once a year—on Good Friday.
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kid reaching for the sky

Franciscan Inspirations: How Big Is God?

It sounds like a strange question to ask because, by definition, God is infinite.
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woman covering her face | Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash

Franciscan Inspirations: Hiding from God

We humans know the temptation of following our own plans, even when they are contrary to God’s.
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