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Everything That Makes For Life And Devotion
In today's readings we hear of practices that help us shift our perspective and let the rejected become central again.
The Practice Of Belonging To Each Other
As we celebrate Memorial Day and mary (Mother of the Church), may we more fully recommit our lives to nonviolence and kinship.
Seeking Loaves And Fishes
Taking intentional time out can help us connect to new levels of power and insight that shape our work and witness in the world.
Trusting What Is Set In Motion
We never know what our actions might set in motion. Lydia's actions in Philippi inspired a movement and made much possible.
Between The Empty Tomb And The Upper Room
In the Easter season, we know that something has been released, but it may require our waiting, patience and trust to fully witness it.
Inclusion Is The Heart Of The Gospel
At the heart of the gospel is Jesus efforts to always include people - and especially the people who had been excluded.
Sign On With The One That God Has Sent
Pope Leo's recent remarks to US leaders about war underscore our call to pursue peace and justice and sign on with the One God has sent.
Boldness For A Bigger Purpose
Our scriptural tradition shows us what post resurrection boldness looks like - public witness, economic alternatives and engaging others.
Love And Liberation Will Prevail
The reality of the resurrection encourages us to move through the world with boldness, courage and hope that love and liberation will prevail.
Our God Is A God Of Wild Possibilities And Unexpected Endings
On this day of wild possibilities and unexpected events, may we take up Easter energy in our lives as we move through the world.
There Is No Good News Today – Only Uncertainty
Holy Saturday offers us a time to reflect on all that is uncertain, unfinished, unresolved or unwelcomed in our lives.
The Dynamite Of The Cross
We cannot use the Prince of Peace to justify war or violence because that is not how Jesus lived or what he stood for.