
Prayer Is Never Ours
Perhaps the most beautiful truth about prayer is that it is never really ours.
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Perhaps the most beautiful truth about prayer is that it is never really ours.

Prayer is the cornerstone of Franciscan life, fostering a deep relationship with God.

One of the most challenging things about grief is trusting God with the person we have lost, especially when it feels like God is silent in our suffering.

In writing to a Poor Clare, St. Bonaventure said, “Your heart is to be an altar of God. It is here that the fire of intense love must burn always.”

Celtic spiritual guides identified certain geographical places as “thin places,” where heaven and earth meet and we can experience the nearness of God.

Throughout our lives, our faith is going to experience ebbs and flows. Over time it will grow, change, and even, at times, be challenged.

“One is the human Spirit,” but the human Spirit is more than human because the human heart is unfathomable.

God’s love and mercy is revealed in Jesus breathing forth the Spirit of love and forgiveness upon his disciples.

Sometimes we feel at a loss for how many things in our lives age and break, run out, wear down, need replacing.

Sacred silence—there’s no irony or coincidence that the words “silent” and “listen” are spelled with the same letters.