Jesus Sees You
Amy Ekeh
October 1, 2025
One of my favorite verses in the stories of Jesus’ healing ministry comes from the Gospel of Luke. It tells of Jesus healing at the
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Choosing Relationship Over Ideology: A Franciscan Approach
Stephen Copeland
September 30, 2025
In a world increasingly fractured by ideology and political violence, these recent Off the Page guests offer a path toward healing through the primacy of relationship.
Time to Refocus
Stephen Copeland
September 30, 2025
In order to care for our mental health, it is necessary in our modern world to focus in on love, service, and what brings true meaning in life.
Like a Land Without Water
Herman Sutter
September 29, 2025
God is the rest our weariness seeks, the sustenance we hunger for, the solace for which we thirst. In fact, as Augustine famously said: “Our hearts are restless until we rest in God.”
Love at the Door
Ela Milewska
September 28, 2025
We are called not only to notice the suffering at our door, but to respond—not out of guilt or fear, but from love.
Fostering Connection, Not Division
Daniel Imwalle
September 27, 2025
Reflect Whether through social media or the news cycle, we’re constantly reminded of how little we have in common with each other, how entrenched we
Love Abounds and Astounds
Maureen O'Brien
September 27, 2025
We return over and over to the same place, a connection to the unswerving, the unchanging: God.
Loving Ourselves
Susan Hines-Brigger
September 26, 2025
We all have times in our lives when we get down on ourselves. It might be about the way we look, something we did or said, or what we see as personal weaknesses.
The Larks of Assisi
Pat McCloskey, OFM
September 25, 2025
Francis had a special affection for larks; he considered their brown feathers a sign of their closeness to God, of their humility.
When Joy Swims
Maureen O'Brien
September 25, 2025
Like many who follow Francis, I’ve read “Canticle of the Creatures” over the years, but recently sought it out again for the words “to you alone, Most High, do they belong”.