Read More EEquity and Justice Prison reform and COVID-19September 28, 2022 Quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic forced many of us into involuntary confinement and isolation. The painful experience reminded…
Read More AArts and Activism Calm in the Chaos: A Review of “The Soul’s Slow Ripening”July 21, 2022 In the glow of the dawn light, I gaze at the green leaves thirsty for a fresh rainfall.…
Read More CCare for the Earth To Listen to the Trees: A Review of “The Overstory”February 2, 2022 When I was in first grade, I made a stapled-together picture book about the pear tree in our…
Read More PPrayer and Spirituality All Shall Be Well in Time of PandemicSeptember 22, 2021 Are you overwhelmed? Do you feel yourself wanting to retreat from reality? I am with you, my friend.…
Read More EEquity and Justice Making good trouble and the trouble with goodnessOctober 16, 2020 It’s Sunday and four-year-old P’s turn to pick the movie. The eight-week ban on “Frozen 2” has expired…
Read More EEquity and Justice Franciscan prayer for all of us: a conversation with Jon SweeneyApril 28, 2020 What does it meant to pray like a Franciscan? This question is one that I reflect on regularly.…
Read More EEquity and Justice Book review: “A Riff of Love”October 8, 2019 The Gospel calls us to conversion. Jesus invites us into ongoing repentance that involves receiving a new vision…
EEquity and Justice Parent in training: a review of “Bless This Mess”July 26, 2019 My five-month-old just fell asleep. Now I have anywhere from 20 minutes to two hours to “get something…
EEquity and Justice Franciscan Bookshelf: “One Thousand Gifts: A Dare to Live Fully Right Where You Are”July 8, 2015 By Messy Jesus Business guest blogger K.P. “Eucharisteo always precedes the miracle.”– Ann Voskamp The concept of eucharisteo, as…
EEquity and Justice Franciscan Bookshelf: A Simplified Life: A Contemporary Hermit’s Experience of Solitude and SilenceJanuary 29, 2015 By day, guest blogger K.P.—a good friend of Sister Julia’s—reads, writes, and has conversations about literature for a…
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