The Sacred Duty to Forgive
Reflect All of us have made mistakes. We have all sinned and need God’s mercy. In humble gratitude, take care to give in the same spirit that you have received. Pray Holy Redeemer, though you did not know sin,you bore ...
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Seeing the Big Picture
Inside of silence—especially extended silence—we see that things find their true order and meaning somewhat naturally. When things find their true order, we know what is important, what lasts, what is real, and what Jesus would call the Kingdom or ...
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Sharing the Word for July 18, 2023
Tuesday of the Fifteenth Week in Ordinary Time July 18, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Exodus 2:1-15a God undertakes the rescue of his people from slavery through unlikely means. To begin with, Moses should have been murdered as the other ...
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The Paradox of Franciscan Spirituality
St. Francis wanted us to stay close to the cracks in the social fabric, and not to ensconce ourselves at the safe, even churchy, center.
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Louisiana priest in stable condition after machete attack