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Advent Spiritual Exercise - a reflection
Advent is a season of preparation to celebrate our Lord’s birth, but material preparations can often overshadow its spiritual focus. It also marks the beginning of a new liturgical year,...
Advent Spiritual Exercise - a reflection
Advent is a season of preparation to celebrate our Lord’s birth, but material preparations can often overshadow its spiritual focus. It also marks the beginning of a new liturgical year,...
Conduits of Grace - a reflection
The world is heavy with strife and unrest, and at times, leaving many feeling powerless to change their circumstances. Yet, history reveals a pattern of God’s response in times of...
Conduits of Grace - a reflection
The world is heavy with strife and unrest, and at times, leaving many feeling powerless to change their circumstances. Yet, history reveals a pattern of God’s response in times of...
Awake in Hope - a reflection
A long-distance ride, with its unchanging scenery, tends to lull us to sleep—much like life’s unending demands and persistent trials, which can dull us into discouragement, mediocrity, and even the...
Awake in Hope - a reflection
A long-distance ride, with its unchanging scenery, tends to lull us to sleep—much like life’s unending demands and persistent trials, which can dull us into discouragement, mediocrity, and even the...
Seeing as God Sees - a reflection
What do we see when we look into the mirror? Our perceptions are shaped by our memories and experiences, including our burden of wounds and perceived unloveliness.
Seeing as God Sees - a reflection
What do we see when we look into the mirror? Our perceptions are shaped by our memories and experiences, including our burden of wounds and perceived unloveliness.
Seeing God - a reflection
As the year draws to a close, All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days signal to us a season of considering the “Last Four Things” and to reflect on that final...
Seeing God - a reflection
As the year draws to a close, All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days signal to us a season of considering the “Last Four Things” and to reflect on that final...