The Gospel Mess of Being Human
Because I host a blog and podcast about the spirituality of messiness, one might assume that I am…
Jesus still suffers in his body
We walk in silence through the often-deserted streets, accompanied only by the solemn beat of one drum. Our…
System upset, then and now
During a sacred meal with his friends, the rabbi mixed-up the ritual. When he stood and put a…
As one in the crowd
In my imagination, I am a girl of 10 years old, playing tag with my older brother. We…
Preaching the Gospel for the first time … again
I sat down in front of 15 pre-K students for our bi-weekly Bible story time, expecting more or…
With apologies to Agathon
“O happy fault, that earned so great, so glorious a Redeemer!” ~ “The Exsultet: The Proclamation of Easter”…
The wounds of Christ and the inauguration of Donald Trump
Last Friday morning—the day of Donald Trump’s inauguration—two screens were in front of me; words and images flooding…
Walking for mercy, walking for justice
This week’s guest blogger, Michael Krueger, first met Sister Julia while working as a dishwasher at St. Rose…
Good Friday: The crosses we create
Today, this high holy day, at liturgies worldwide, we will know no sacrifice at the banquet table. Communion…
seven days of salvation
strangers grip palms, bond at bus stops grins by glory, pilgrims unite onward, hosannas and hellos true buzz…
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