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We are, indeed, the living body of Christ, always becoming one in him who is our Lord and salvation.
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We are, indeed, the living body of Christ, always becoming one in him who is our Lord and salvation.
Reflect Sister Ilia Delio, OSF, writes: “We move toward God because God has first moved toward us—this is the Franciscan path of prayer.” Pray God,
Reflect Forgiveness is one of the most foundational teachings of Christian theology. However, it is one of the most difficult to live out and practice
Reflect St. Francis often felt compelled to pull away from the busyness of the world, to find a place and time of quiet and prayerful
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Jesus’ life can be divided into two parts. What is surprising is that, while he is the Son of God who came to redeem the world, he spent 90 percent of his life in the remote town of Nazareth.
At the start of any year, I am usually focused on St. Francis of Assisi and his wonderful appreciation of God and the natural world.
Moving is disorienting, no matter how often a person has done it.
Lent is a season of solemn travel—toward God and with God. We at Franciscan Media are with you on the journey.
The Lenten cross on her forehead reminds this author of the impermanence of our lives and the treasure that awaits.
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