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As one enters more closely into relationship with God by entering more deeply into relationship with Christ, one becomes a friend of Christ.
It is during challenging times that a circle of grace is formed, if a healthy perspective, gratitude, and happiness are cultivated.
God said “I choose you” to Mary, and Mary said it back. Jesus said “I choose you” to Peter and Andrew, and they said it back. Mary, Peter, and Andrew meant it so much so that they gave their lives for Jesus.
There are times when people must say no to the society in which they live. Sometimes saying no is hard, but not saying no can be even more demanding in the long run.
Prayer that allows the mystery of Christ to change our lives, is a high-risk enterprise—an uncontrollable experience.
The history of our faith provides examples of rule breakers to show us a better way to holiness, even if it is the road less traveled.
This week we celebrate the feast of Christ the King. In the Gospel, we hear Pilate ask Jesus if he is the King of the Jews.
With dramatic irony, today’s scene in John’s Gospel highlights a very different kind of kingship. Jesus stands before the world testifying to the truth about God, and invites us into his reign, which is not of this world.
Today’s passage is one of the earliest examples of faith in the resurrection. Torment and persecution are not the last words.
The Franciscan path of prayer that leads to peace is a path of transformation and witness.
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