Prayer as an Act of Solidarity
Prayer is grounded in the profound interdependence of life. Our prayers of gratitude remind us that no one is self-sufficient.
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Prayer is grounded in the profound interdependence of life. Our prayers of gratitude remind us that no one is self-sufficient.
We need the Franciscan vision of all creation singing praises to the Creator if we are to flourish in the years and centuries to come.
Interruptions can be annoying. They can cause you to lose your focus or delay the completion of a task. Pay attention to people who appear to interrupt you and those you often overlook.
What new possibilities are emerging in your life? How might they challenge you to new behaviors and priorities?
For me, small treats include a good cup of strong coffee, sitting and reading on my porch, watching the clouds sail by, a walk on the beach, reading with my grandchildren, watching a British mystery at bedtime with my wife, and believe it or not, writing this reflection!
The late Congressman John Lewis counseled, “Make good trouble, necessary trouble, and redeem the soul of America.” What one way can you make “good trouble” to bring healing to your world?
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