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Why does Jesus refer to himself much more often as the “Son of Man” than as the “Son of God”? You are right about his
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Why does Jesus refer to himself much more often as the “Son of Man” than as the “Son of God”? You are right about his
Folding rather than hanging our clothes is a lot like praying rather than worrying about our lives.
Following Christ isn’t always comfortable—it’s courageous. Jeremiah’s story reminds us that prophets often get pushed into muddy pits over being praised.
Sister Norma Pimentel, MJ, has long advocated for the humane and dignified treatment of migrant people who arrive in our country. Recognition of her holy work has prompted praise from many—including the late Pope Francis.
Name-calling. Bullying. Prejudice. Hurtful comments. Gossip. Given that this is a family column, you might assume that I’m talking about the behavior of kids.
The last line of St. Francis’ prayer presents us with one of the paradoxes of the spiritual journey.
Do you ever get annoyed with people who seem to have a vision and strategic plan for their entire life? Most of us don’t achieve such clarity.
When our words are kind and gentle, our spirits will be too. We will have fewer regrets and be more charitable and peaceful.
Mary’s Assumption into heaven is not just about her—it’s a promise for us. Where she has gone we are invited to follow.
We often must let go of what we are used to and surrender to new life in Christ. “Letting go”—can be one of the strongest, most mature contemplative movements one can make.
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