‘Most High Glorious God!’
If you look closely at Christ on the San Damiano Cross, as painted on this cross, you will see that it is neither a bloody body nor one twisted in anguish.
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Reflecting Divinity
In prayer, we merely keep returning the divine gaze, and we become its reflection, almost in spite of ourselves (2 Corinthians 3:18).
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Joyful Noise
Francis loved that image of himself as a lute strung for rapture. He wanted to stand in the wind and let the Holy Spirit play upon him for all the world to hear the beauty of his music.
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Healing and Wholeness
How do we heal our severed human family, so sorely divided, and make a home for the ones who have been cast out and cruelly isolated?
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Finding the Kingdom of God
Our temptation is to admire saints from such a distance that we forget they were still human beings who cooperated with God’s grace.
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Darkness Must Be Reverenced
Darkness is necessary. All life germinates in the dark, and we spend fully one half of our lives in that state.
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Audacious Hope
Hope was always the bedrock of Dr. Martin Luther King's work. “If you lose hope, somehow you lose the vitality that keeps moving,” he said.
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