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A LONG TIME COMING. A HIGH COST PAID.
The United States Congress finally found the courage to confront our racist history of lynching. We, as people of faith, must also confront this history.
Actualize Love
Valentine's Day invites us to move beyond some of the superficial, consumer aspects of the holiday and seek to end domination and oppression through love.
A History Lesson
It is important for us to understand histories accurately so that we can more clearly see how systems of oppression work and have worked.
Trust the Process
Sometimes in the spiritual life, it can be hard to trust in the processes that we are in and even to feel God's presence.
My electric Vehicle Journey
New experience driving a non polluting car.
The Door Beneath Everything
Everything that we are going through offers a doorway into some new meaning and possibility for our lives - if we can stop and reflect.
Post Christmas
While we may be on the other side of the Christmas holiday, the "work" of Christmas is something that we can be part of all year long.
A Grassroots Faith
Advent celebrates God's using ordinary people to change the course of history if they can remember to trust their own experience.
Happiness Is Here And Now
Our happiness lies in our ability to be in the here and now - dropping our worries and not being in a hurry.
Inside and Outside
Even in the midst of personal and collective struggle, we can find an Advent joy that invites us into God's dream for the world.
Known by Many Names
Thanksgiving is known as a national day of mourning in many indigenous communities due to the history and ongoing legacy of colonialism.
Gratitude
After a cardiac event, Spiritus member Joe Spadoni reflects on what he's learned about life, gratitude and being cared for