Blog Reflections
When Scripture Gets Used as a Cudgel
In these difficult times, we are called once again to work quietly for the Kingdom of God caring for the vulnerable, gently speaking of hope. No cudgels needed.
read moreTemples – Literal and Symbolic – Signs of God’s Presence
Since 324, the Lateran Basilica in Rome has served as the Pope’s Cathedral. As with temples and churches around the world, this basilica is a place to meet God.
read moreThe Souls of the Just are in the Hand of God
On the feast of All Souls, we remember those whom we have known and loved, celebrate their lives, and trust that we will meet again in the kingdom of our Father
read moreA Great Multitude Which No One Could Count
The Lord’s people form a great multitude who enter into the flow of love poured out by the Lamb and allow it to flow through them to the world in loving service
read moreI Thank You That I Am Not Like The Rest Of Humanity
The Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector remind us that none of us is above others in God’s eyes. We are loved, called to hear and help others in need.
read moreKeep Trying – Advice for life and prayer
Today we too are called to be persistent in our prayer, in our actions, in sharing and living out what we have come to believe. God calls to us – Keep trying!
read moreTen Were Cleansed, Were They Not?
“Say thank you.” A lesson we first hear in infancy, yet one that remains valid. Put yourself in the scene of Jesus healing the lepers. How is gratitude a part?
read moreWho is Clean Among Us?
Who is clean? Whom do we accept as worthy of respect, kindness, welcome? The healing of lepers in Scripture reminds us there are many forms of clean in question
read moreGuard This Rich Trust
We are called to guard the rich trust of the Lord’s promises. Faith the size of mustard seeds, when put into action, can move mountains for the kingdom of God.
read moreWhom Do I Choose to See?
We are called to offer hope and help for all to live with dignity and safety by the Lord who sees and loves us all. We must each ask, “Whom do I choose to see?”
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