Love
God’s Steadfast Love
Reflect When I realize that God loves me without reservation, I can love myself and others. Grace abounds, regardless of merit, and I can share …
Into the Void
Reflect A central aspect of St. Bonaventure’s metaphysics was the metaphor of “fountain fullness.” This can be briefly summarized as love and goodness, at the core of reality, flowing from the Trinity into our world. This component of reality can ...
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All are Welcome
Reflect There has been much debate about human sexuality, especially with regard to religious beliefs and practices. Instead of igniting a fiery and angry discussion, let’s all take a step back for a moment and remember that we’re talking about ...
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We Are God’s Beloved
We are imperfect children of a perfect God, who loves us in spite of our sins.
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Christ along the Periphery
Jesus never measures and weighs, doesn’t count, keep score, or tally what is given. He just gives.
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Gather the Fragments
My latest book is born of three words, gather the fragments, and I invite you here to share them, no matter what you believe.
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Responding with Compassion
Reflect From time to time, someone says something that hurts my feelings or elicits feelings of anger. I am tempted to say something to put them in their place. Then, without being a doormat, I pause and pray, asking whether ...
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