Be a Bridge-Builder
Christopher Heffron
May 12, 2025
As children, we’re told that monsters aren’t real. As we grow in age and wisdom, however, we know that isn’t completely true.
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All Members of the Human Family
Daniel Imwalle
March 1, 2025
It’s sometimes easy to go with the flow in society and simply live life in a way that doesn’t gain any unwanted attention. There’s a temptation toward anonymity that’s actually quite dangerous for us, spiritually.
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Inclusivity and Community
Paul Lipowski
February 23, 2025
Inclusivity and community thrive in environments where simplicity fosters genuine connections and mutual respect. St. Francis welcomed all into his community, embracing diversity with a humble and open heart.
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A Longing to Belong
Brother David Steindl-Rast
November 10, 2024
All morality that was ever developed in any tradition in the world can be reduced to the principle of acting as one acts toward those with whom one belongs.
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Prayers for the Unknown
Christopher Heffron
November 4, 2024
On a road trip recently, our car was one of many on the interstate. Countless people breezed past us on their hurried way, and I realized that, though I will never know them, we are connected.
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A Prayer for Those I Do Not Know
Christopher Heffron
April 7, 2024
At a restaurant recently, I looked around at all the people seated nearby. And though I will never know them—or even see them again—I thought about how we are sharing a sacred moment.
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