Read More PPrayer and Spirituality The heartbeat of ChristmasDecember 22, 2022 There is an ancient story that is our common heartbeat. It speaks to us, deeply, quietly and simply;…
Read More SService on the Margins Advent Readiness and Mutual HospitalityDecember 15, 2022 Our home has a Christ room. The room is simple, outfitted with an enormous depiction of Rembrandt’s “Return…
Read More CChristian Family Life Advent In a Time of UnbeliefDecember 6, 2022 We missed the first Sunday of Advent. While we’ve missed nearly every Sunday mass for the last two…
Read More PPrayer and Spirituality St. Peter and the Spirit of AdventDecember 14, 2021 Not too long ago, one of my dear friends traveled to Rome. Among many noteworthy moments, including an…
Read More CChristian Family Life Something to Believe: How Advent Can Lead the WayDecember 2, 2021 I was a little mystified when, in mid-November, I got an email ad announcing 25% off the price…
Read More EEquity and Justice What’s So Ordinary About Ordinary Time?August 25, 2021 As summer winds down and school years begin, we still find ourselves in Ordinary Time. Officially, Ordinary Time…
Read More PPrayer and Spirituality The reality of the messy NativityDecember 22, 2020 I’ve said this before: the story of the Nativity lives in everyone’s heart. The story of the messy…
Read More PPrayer and Spirituality Music for Advent during a pandemicDecember 9, 2020 Here we are. We’re in Advent … during a pandemic. Every year, holding out hope and waiting in…
PPrayer and Spirituality The Goodness of Gray, the Holy Innocents, and the Kairos (Time) of GodDecember 27, 2019 It’s a gray day, one of those types where the clouds hang heavy and seem to block out…
PPrayer and Spirituality Light in the darkDecember 21, 2019 In the Northern hemisphere, today is the shortest day of the year, the day when we experience the…
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