
Conversion Is Never Easy
Imagine the logistics and the dangers St. Francis and his companion navigated to bring his message of peace—especially to a man from another culture.
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Imagine the logistics and the dangers St. Francis and his companion navigated to bring his message of peace—especially to a man from another culture.

In this noisy era, we live so boldly and loudly—and far too publicly. Every moment, big or small, is captured and shared for others to consume. But God is in the silence too.

I’ve always loved a good mystery. There’s a sense of adventure in not always knowing what’s in store for me.

It’s often when we feel most abandoned that God is closest to us. We get in the way of that union, but God knows are steps before we make them.

If we are made in God’s spirit, then our first “church” were the bodies given to us.

The saints are popular because they are both holy and wholly relatable. Often we can find aspects of their lives that mirror our own.

We cannot find peace in chaos. In the noise and violence that surround us in this country every day, covering our ears and eyes is easy.