Trust in the slow work of God. If we try to control our life, we will never be at peace.

Josephine Bakhita said if she met her torturers, she would kiss their feet, for without them she wouldn’t have become a Christian or a woman religious.

When you pour a morning beverage, be grateful. When you see the face of another for the first time today, look with love.

We sometimes get so caught up in fear it’s hard to remember all we have to be grateful for, and yet there’s an array of things--an abundance.

During the weeks of Lent we embrace the sorrowful mystery of Christ’s death, knowing we are always journeying toward rebirth.

May this prayer open you to new possibilities: “Imagine the joy you can have!”

We sometimes feel a lack of spirit in the overwhelming necessity of everyday tasks. Consider inviting God into your repetitive duties.

In a world of violence, hatred, and division, Jesus implores us to work for peace.

Love heals wounds and brings us closer to establishing the kingdom of God. But much stands in our way, despite our best efforts.