
The Genius of the Twelve Steps
The absolute genius of the Twelve Steps is that it refuses to bless and reward what looks like any moral worthiness game or mere heroic willpower.
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The absolute genius of the Twelve Steps is that it refuses to bless and reward what looks like any moral worthiness game or mere heroic willpower.

Reflect When St. Francis was dying he apologized to Brother Body for the harsh treatment he so often issued. I often feel critical of my

Thursday of the First Week in Ordinary Time January 12, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Hebrews 3:7-14 Recalling the experience of the Israelites during the

In his writings and in the early biographies of St. Francis, he emerges as a person formed and informed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Those who can be present with head, heart, and body at the same time will always encounter the Presence, whether they call it God or not.

Reflect Family relationships can be the most joyful ones we have—but they can also be the most strained. May this prayer aid you as you

Wednesday of the First Week in Ordinary Time January 11, 2023Daily Reading from the USCCB: Hebrews 2:14-18 In this passage the author of Hebrews continues

Holistic health seeks to bridge the gap between the mind and the spirit.

Religion’s main job is to reconnect us (re-ligio) to the Whole, to ourselves, and to one another—and thus heal us.

Reflect She was working as a laundress so that she could become a missionary sister. A fall into a vat of boiling water derailed that