
Finding Joy
Whether or not we realize it, we are all truly blessed in some way. It is often in the individual day-to-day moments that we can find true joy.
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Whether or not we realize it, we are all truly blessed in some way. It is often in the individual day-to-day moments that we can find true joy.

This week’s Gospel reminds us to focus on Jesus as the bread of life, which feeds us not only physically but, more importantly, spiritually.

When Tom Greene announced his retirement from drawing Pete and Repeat, our staff found itself facing a dilemma: How do you replace a staple of the magazine while also not erasing its legacy?

This week’s Gospel story recounts the tale of Jesus’ multiplication of the loaves and fishes in order to feed the vast crowds that had gathered to hear him preach.

All too often, we take for granted the many things for which we should be grateful. We must remember that not everyone is blessed with such gifts.

Currently there is a mound of dirt in our front yard. Under that mound is a statue. A statue of St. Joseph—upside down—facing the street. Or is he facing the house? I don’t remember which way we placed him. Anyway, next to the dirt is a For Sale sign.

Once the weather gets nice, there’s not a day that goes by when our street isn’t filled with kids. We live on a cul-de-sac and our circle is the playground for the entire neighborhood. It is also the gathering place for the moms.