Sharing the Word for July 16, 2021
We recall God’s liberation of his people each time we celebrate the Eucharistic meal. God has freed us from oppression and continues to do so.
Love Your Neighbor: More Than Just Words
Once the weather gets nice, there’s not a day that goes by when our street isn’t filled with kids. We live on a cul-de-sac and our circle is the playground for the entire neighborhood. It is also the gathering place for the moms.
The Saint in My Front Yard
Currently there is a mound of dirt in our front yard. Under that mound is a statue. A statue of St. Joseph—upside down—facing the street. Or is he facing the house? I don’t remember which way we placed him. Anyway, next to the dirt is a For Sale sign.
Saying ‘Hello’ Is a Prayer
In the spirit of seeing every encounter as a blessing, let me bring beauty and healing to all my relationships.
Vatican prosecutor seeks six-year sentence for priest on trial
A Vatican prosecutor requested that Father Gabriele Martinelli, who is accused of sexually abusing a younger student at the St. Pius X Pre-Seminary, be sentenced to six years in prison if convicted.