
TV Review: Flood in the Desert on PBS
A look at American Experience’s new documentary “Flood in the Desert ” on PBS
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A look at American Experience’s new documentary “Flood in the Desert ” on PBS
Today’s Easter story is specifically directed at us–those who would come to believe in Jesus down through the ages. We are part of a community of faith–a living legacy passed on from generation to generation, and often given at great cost, with personal sacrifice.
The Emmaus narrative is replicated in the life of believers. Jesus walks with us and allows us to tell him our story. Do our hearts burn within us as we walk with Jesus?
“Tell my brothers to go to Galilee; there they will see me” (Matthew 28:10). But why Galilee in particular?
Muchas personas viven con el dolor de perder a un ser querido por suicidio. Rara vez paso una semana sin recibir una carta, un correo electrónico o una llamada telefónica de alguien que acaba de perder a un familiar por suicidio.
There are so many ways in which we are gifted. Some people can make us laugh. Others listen well. Still others can cook or garden. Jesus clearly tells us that we are not only gifted but we are also called to live that gift—not hide it under a bushel basket.
Saint Gianna Beretta Molla was a wife, mother, and pediatrician. During her last pregnancy Saint Gianna was found to have a noncancerous uterine fibroid. While she allowed the doctors to remove the tumor, she made sure that her pregnancy was protected. Saint Gianna Molla died of complications shortly after her daughter’s birth.
The life of every believer involves looking for Jesus. Deep in our hearts we know that we can never be happy, never fulfilled unless we are with him.
One can witness a storm, a fire, an earthquake from far away and see their impact. One can only hear a whisper if the Speaker is close. Elijah heard God in the simplest whisper. How would you respond to God’s voice?
Blessed James Oldo was a wealthy married man who shared the “good life” with his wife. Circumstances, however, changed his attitude and he began to see the futility of his lifestyle. He and his wife became Secular Franciscans and, upon her death, Blessed James became a priest.
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