What Are you Called to Do?
The community so admired Benedict the African (1526–1589), their cook, that they named him as superior although he was not a priest. Benedict served a single term, then went back to the kitchen because he believed his gifts were better ...
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One of Jesus’ Hardest Lessons
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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Healing Touches
Are there people in your life—personal or professional—who are recovering from surgery or long illness?
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Finding Common Ground
Dozens of communities rejected a plea to work in Hawaii among those with Hansen’s disease, once called leprosy. Marianne Cope and her sisters said yes.
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Visionary Leadership
Visionary leadership requires clarity of vision and a commitment to inspiring others toward a shared purpose. St. Francis led with simplicity and humility, envisioning a world where love and compassion reign.
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I Didn’t Mean to Hurt You
Part of our fallen human nature allows us to hurt others easily. Even if our intent is innocent, the impact can still cause pain.
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The Grace of the Day
Sometimes the demands that are placed upon us fuel expectations that mysteriously bind themselves to us. May this prayer inspire you to release the narratives and enjoy the gifts and grace of the day.
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