
Reverence for the Word
Again and again, Saint Francis admonishes us to hold reverently the words of God which hold God himself in their mystery.
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Again and again, Saint Francis admonishes us to hold reverently the words of God which hold God himself in their mystery.

Mary as the womb of God. How greatly honored is she who was chosen by the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit to be the dwelling place of God become human in Jesus Christ.

Francis’ biographers point out that when people met with him, or heard him preach, it was not simply a question of listening to words of peace and joy.

Thought leaders and self-help gurus from all walks of life and across the religious spectrum are touting the benefits and importance of being thankful more than ever. But there’s something to it; it’s not just a fad.

Jesus knows what it feels like to be abandoned, to be cast out by friends, to be left alone to pick up the pieces. He knows this all too well, having experienced this deep wound of abandonment.

Although Father Karl Rahner was a world-class scholar, so much of his purpose as a theologian was to inspire an embrace of the mystical: to know God transcends knowing about God.

It’s when we do God’s work that our heart finds its true home. It’s when we help feed the hunger of others, share our resources

Father Murray Bodo, OFM, discusses how the notion of journey has been a major theme in his writing and poetry.

I can relate to St. Andrew—when the huge crowd of people had gathered, and there was nothing but a few fish and loaves of bread to be found, he fretted.

In the Gospels, Jesus is frequently depicted serving others. Our faith calls us to follow Christ’s loving example of service.