Read More PPeacemaking Democracy is collapsing, but let’s imagine how the church could change thatSeptember 25, 2020 I was in another Zoom meeting with my friend, another Catholic sister who is a professor on a…
Read More EEquity and Justice The body bags of pandemics and warsMay 8, 2020 Sheltering in place during the coronavirus pandemic, I’m tucked away into my bedroom, where my time is defined…
PPrayer and Spirituality For We Know Not What We DoApril 10, 2019 The world that surrounds us is daunting, too many voices speak truth and prophetic words from false prophets…
EEquity and Justice Finding common ground in the din of debateJanuary 24, 2019 Debate divides this nation, and democracy is in disarray. On one hand, we enjoy light, good-natured disagreements: —…
CCommunity Building Breaking down the walls because ‘tú eras mi otra yo’October 17, 2018 I once stood near the United States-Mexico border. In the journey to this edge, I witnessed the evidence…
EEquity and Justice What we have learned 10 years after Postville, the largest immigration raid in U.S. historyJune 12, 2018 Children in traditional Hasidic Jewish attire run joyfully on the playground. Some of their playmates speak Spanish, others…
PPeacemaking It’s not our job to change peopleMay 3, 2018 Years ago, when I was learning how to be a teacher, some of my motivations were quite idealistic:…
EEquity and Justice Teilhard in the age of TrumpJanuary 23, 2018 I was first introduced to Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s cosmology at a bar in Wisconsin. I was a…
EEquity and Justice Bridges are built by individuals: Being sister across the divideApril 15, 2016 Last summer, I sat in a small circle of with other sisters my age at the Giving Voice…
EEquity and Justice In the world, not of it: Thoughts on countercultural Christian livingOctober 16, 2015 “Be in the world, not of the world.” “Live countercultural Christian lives.” “Be radical for the Gospel.” Such…
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