SWEETER THAN PI
For a genuinely repentant person, their sins are further from God’s memory than the first digit of pi to the last.
MORE THAN JUST THE PERFECT PIZZA
I feel God’s invitation to speak up about more things than perfect pizza.
RESCUE US, OH LORD
I am drawn to the psalmist’s words, but if I am honest, it takes a lot to believe them.
WHAT IS GOD’S WILL FOR YOU RIGHT NOW?
Whatever the thankless tasks we are called to in our day to day, we can receive them as they are: gifts from the Lord.
JESUS, I TRUST IN YOU
I have no reason to doubt that this dry season is the perfect background for this Lenten Journey.
SEEKING AN ACCEPTABLE OFFERING
Let us reflect on how we can learn to dignify the lives of others by lightening the load of those who suffer; and by this, be healed also.
THE PATH oOF ONGOING CONVERSION
Faith, like life, requires intentionality. It’s only through a life of humble discipleship can we find true meaning and purpose.
A SEASON FOR SOFTENING
Perhaps Lent is about letting go of what weighs us down so that healing has space to enter.
TOUCH HIS WOUNDS AND BELIEVE
On this Divine Mercy Sunday, Jesus doesn't condemn Thomas for his disbelief, but compassionately offers up his wounds because he wants him to believe.
RESURRECTION
Today there is an opportunity to live not just any life, but one that proclaims the Gospel through how we engage with each person that we encounter.
GREETING JESUS AS OURSELVES
As long as we can welcome Him as we are, the Risen Christ will gladly visit and stay with us, giving us warmth and spiritual sustenance.
CONVERSION
Conversion is a delight. God is forever working with and within us to call us to embrace all of creation.
FINDING GOD IN ALL THINGS
Our encounter with the Lord and his accompaniment of us in those ways help open our hearts to see, love, and serve him in others.
THE FIRST PHONE CALL
All of these first hearers and witnesses to the Resurrection could not keep the news to themselves.
FEARFUL AND OVERJOYED
Our commitments to our loved ones enables us to face the challenge, even with the fear, because we have a purpose.
THE WAY OF THE CROSS
The subtle urge to look or turn away from suffering faded as something new took its place.