One of Jesus’ Hardest Lessons
Patricia Breen
May 11, 2025
There are many words and teachings of Jesus that make people uncomfortable, the times where your insides feel stretchy and squirmy.
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Communion with Christ and Others
Kathy Coffey
November 1, 2022
The communion of saints is marked by huge variety. Future generations will celebrate us, because God never loses sight of one beloved daughter or son. All are held in God’s embrace.
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Relational Power
Bruce Epperly
October 31, 2022
Jesus used relational power to bring out the best in those he encountered. He used his power to empower his followers—to help them see their identity as God’s beloved children.
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God’s Amazing Grace
Albert Haase, OFM
October 30, 2022
The most authentic sign of God’s grace—and a modern miracle—are the simple words, “I confess . . . I’m sorry,” spoken from a repentant heart turned toward God.
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Empty Arguments That Deceive
Theresa Doyle-Nelson
October 29, 2022
It's so frustrating when a difference of opinion mushrooms into an angry argument. St. Paul encouraged the Ephesians to avoid these situations, and instead look for and live in the light of the Lord.
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Positive Time Alone
Carol Ann Morrow
October 28, 2022
Jesus was alone in the desert for 40 days. Unless I'm aware of the world through media or the nearby presence of another, being alone can be too difficult—even impossible—for me to sustain.
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Let Justice Flow Like a River
Vanesa Zuleta Goldberg
October 26, 2022
Dorothy Day lived in a time replete with injustice against others, and she actively refused to fade into all the noise. Her life—marked by justice and solidarity—serves as a reminder of the gospel message.
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