
Committing Ourselves to Justice
To follow Jesus is to commit ourselves to justice. This requires inward change more often than we would like and can be a complicated journey.
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To follow Jesus is to commit ourselves to justice. This requires inward change more often than we would like and can be a complicated journey.

Whatever your age, you likely know someone who is older. Our elders have important wisdom to offer us, but many of them are suffering as well.

When we choose to see our connection to the created world we can be sure that—rain or shine—we will encounter the sacred.

Our brothers and sisters can be some of the greatest blessings in our lives, but can also cause us pain. Whichever reality we are experiencing right now, God desires to listen and to be present to our concerns for our siblings.

Do the choices you make line up with the life that Jesus led? Do you seek the common good or your own self-interests?

As the world around us thaws and blossoms, new truths about God catch our attention in everyday ways. Let your observation of the changes brought by spring point your soul back to the resurrection.

Many of the things that affect us are out of our control. Today, let’s pray for radical acceptance to live in the grace of God, unattached to specific outcomes.