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We hope you have a prayerful season of Lent and a joyous Easter!
Sin begins in the heart but often finds expression in what we do, permeating society, government, and even the Church. The social teachings of the Church show us how to push back against systemic sin.
His is a Franciscan legacy—one marked by love, laughter, peace, justice, and inclusivity. Three authors reflect on Father Richard Rohr’s impact on them and spiritual seekers everywhere.
My swimming became a thank-you to myself “because I am wonderfully made” (Ps 139:14) and worth this effort.
The challenge of overcoming obstacles — whether they be cultural, spiritual or even ecclesial — shaped much of the conversation at this year’s Los Angeles Religious Education Congress.
Philippians 4:8 counsels us to think about things that are commendable, excellent, and worthy. The quality of our thoughts can bring joy or sorrow to our lives.
Saints rejoice in their common humanity, knowing that God’s word becomes flesh in fallible and ambivalent persons like ourselves.
Did you ever wonder to whom St. Paul wrote the following inspiring words in his Letter to the Philippians?
Invest in Inspiration Embrace the Spirit of Lent and seize this matching gift opportunity to make a meaningful difference. The Franciscan Way He used to
Because of my race, my innate gifts, my appearance, my security, I have experienced unearned happiness and lived to see this day.
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