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The wisdom and traditions of the past must be integrated with God’s movement toward the fresh horizons of the future.
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The wisdom and traditions of the past must be integrated with God’s movement toward the fresh horizons of the future.
Jesus told his follows: “You are the light of the world. . . . Your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father” (Mt 5:14, 16). With humility, you can claim your identity as God’s light.
God’s call unites our inner and outer journeys, and what is private is eventually revealed in the challenges of daily life and social involvement.
Jealousy can creep into our lives so quickly. One moment we are admiring another’s gifts, and the next we are envious of them.
Unplanned moments awaken us to holy adventures in which guidance appears out of nowhere and mysticism leads to mission.
Today consider the words from Psalm 116: 1–2: “I love the Lord, who listened to my voice in supplication, who turned an ear to me on the day I called.”
Presence exacts its coin—our dearly held desire for self-preoccupation, and the fantasy of control that presumes to preside over and above.
Most of us have felt the very real sting of grief and the lingering ache of mourning after losing a loved one. But have you ever felt creeping dread of losing someone who is still with us? I know I have.
It’s kind of tricky. If we have a falling out with a sibling, it’s tempting to gloat or rejoice over any subsequent debacles their life.
Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle ANovember 5, 2023 Today’s Gospel has created a certain amount of extra work for me over the past few
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