
Let Us Adore All Year
Today, no matter the pressures, the tedious circumstances, let us open our hearts to adoring God.
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Today, no matter the pressures, the tedious circumstances, let us open our hearts to adoring God.
Three of the greatest minds in Franciscan theology, Ilia Delio, O.S.F., Franciscan Keith Douglass Warner, O.F.M., and Pamela Wood, come together to discuss one of

In a world of violence, hatred, and division, Jesus implores us to work for peace. We hope against all odds, believing that Divine love will one day have the victory.

The words we use to other people, they matter. What kind of language are we using toward ourselves and other people?

How often do we fail to entrust the future to God? How quickly do we worry about what we cannot control?

Perhaps the most iconic emblem of Americana is the nostalgic and, at one time, singularly essential stretch of highway known as Route 66. Known universally

The whirlwind of activity in Catherine of Siena’s life flowed from a grounded spiritual center. She couldn’t have addressed and resolved so many conflicts had she not been clear within.

Father Jim Sabak, OFM, invites us into the hope of the Advent season and helps us to meditate upon and contemplate this past Sunday’s readings as we carry the Word with us into our weeks.

Usually when we are seeking, it is because there is something that we lack: car keys, schoolbooks, a bicycle pump, a phone number. And yet the psalm suggests that when we seek the Lord, we find there is nothing that we lack.

Television commercials and social media ads bombard us with ideas that make us feel inferior and ugly. But we are not ugly