Spaghetti to Straight Path
Our world looks a lot like a plate of spaghetti—noodles tangled around each other, sauce splattered and smothered, making a mess, and parmesan sprinkled on top to cloud the vision.
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Editorial: Avoiding Conflict on Thanksgiving
For those who have difficult family situations, Thanksgiving can be a dreaded event that means dashed hopes, conflict, and sadness. But it needn't be that way.
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Letting Jesus Lead Us to the Margins
We see through Scripture that we cannot authentically follow Jesus without prioritizing care for those on the margins of society as he did.
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To Comfort God’s People
Reflect “Comfort, give comfort to my people,” says the Lord to Isaiah. And although the context is different, I know he says it to me too. Pray I want to comfort your people, God.I want to reassure them and away ...
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Open-ended Questions
Reflect In the Gospels, Jesus demonstrates the power of open-ended questions. He asks the first disciples, “What do you want?” (Mk 10:46), and then after his resurrection, he asks those walking on the road to Emmaus what they’re talking about ...
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Everyone faces temptation, but Jesus is always close by, pope says