Franciscan Spirituality
The Dogged Love of God
Will I see my dog heaven? The question may sometimes sound a bit naïve and simplistic.
‘Neither Jew Nor Greek’
I began to deeply understand that I belonged not only to God, but also to those with whom I am in relationships.
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That All May Be One
Most Catholics recognize those things that unite all Christians rather than the things that divide them.
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‘Son of Man’ or ‘Son of God’?
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 preferred self-description. Using the Concordance of the New American Bible, I count in the Gospel ...
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Prayer Creates Space
Folding rather than hanging our clothes is a lot like praying rather than worrying about our lives.
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Sister Norma Pimentel’s Mission
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.
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Doorway to Awakening
The last line of St. Francis’ prayer presents us with one of the paradoxes of the spiritual journey.
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