Friends of the Heart
Friendship is one of God’s most tender gifts—a reminder that we’re not meant to walk this road alone.
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Cry Freedom
At a young age Josephine Bakhita was kidnapped from her Sudanese home, tortured, and forced into slavery. But on her deathbed she exhibited mercy and forgiveness to those who harmed her.
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Seeing the Invisible
There are people in our midst and around the world who for the most part, go unseen. As a society and as individuals, we’re almost programmed to be blind to these human beings--many of whom live on the margins. May ...
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No One Left Behind
Equality is something that every individual deserves and seeks, simply because of their humanity. Unfortunately, it is not always reflected in society and daily life. As members of the body of Christ, it is our duty to work with our ...
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Prayerful Purpose
There are great divisions in our country and in our world, but this is nothing new. In his day St. Francis faced similar problems.
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Little Bible Prayers
Some years ago, the priest at a nearby chapel expressed a special love for Scripture. One lesson he often worked in was how the bible is full of little prayers. Consider starting a collection of your own favorite little bible ...
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Sowing Seeds of Peace
In a world of violence, hatred, and division, Jesus implores us to work for peace. As we hope against all odds—believing that Divine love will one day have the victory—let us pray to be peacemakers.
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