At Home on Earth: A Bittersweet Farewell
Dear Readers: This is a bittersweet column. Ten years ago, I began writing At Home on Earth for St. Anthony Messenger, and, with this issue, it comes to a close.
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Dear Readers: This is a bittersweet column. Ten years ago, I began writing At Home on Earth for St. Anthony Messenger, and, with this issue, it comes to a close.
When Scripture encourages us to “fear not,” God isn’t promising to keep us safe, just to stay with us.
We have a loneliness epidemic in the United States, according to Dr. Vivek H. Murthy, the US surgeon general.
The invitation is to step consciously into that river of healing and to let it take us toward a kinder, gentler way of treating ourselves, each other, and our common home.
If we are called to conform ourselves and our culture to the nature of God and the nature of nature, then we can’t simply throw away things.
I love the Fourth of July as much as the next patriot, and I revel in destroying my hearing with loud fireworks and my cholesterol numbers with plenty of high-fat picnic fare.
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