Forgiven and Free
Christopher Heffron
March 18, 2024
God knows our flaws and loves us in spite of them. We are not irredeemable.
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Mercy and Mourning
Herman Sutter
October 10, 2023
Reflect “They shall look on him whom they have pierced, and mourn as if for an only son.” When we read these words from Zechariah 12:10, our thoughts may immediately turn to the Jesus’ passion and crucifixion. But if we ...
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Mistaken, but Still Loved
Daniel Imwalle
April 15, 2023
Reflect “Some of the most faithful people in our society are the men and women who learn from their mistakes and thus grow in virtue. We all make mistakes and plenty of them; so did the saints. We can take ...
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In a Crisis, Reach for God
Jim Van Vurst, OFM
September 24, 2021
It's normal—and healthy, in fact—to ask where God is in a crisis.
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Forgiveness Heals a Wounded Heart
Lucy Fuchs, PhD
May 10, 2020
Reconciliation requires that we establish, or reestablish, some type of relationship between the two persons. This is never easy.
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Franciscan Inspirations: We Are Children of God
Jim Van Vurst, OFM
October 9, 2018
We are here because of our unique history. And change, no matter how remote, alters everything. If our parents had not come together, we would not be.
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