However it happens, at some point, you will realize that you have no idea where you are, and that there are a lot of unfriendly beasts out there in the world.
Spirituality
Posted inFaith, The Good Word
A crucified God, like the attack on Pearl Harbor, is not the status quo.
A crucified God is not the status quo, and it is isn’t made into the acceptable, the intellectually palatable, by the proclamation of the resurrection.
Posted inFaith, The Good Word
Jesus as stain remover: Second Monday of Advent
All of us have interior afflictions that paralyze us, like the unnamed ailment that ravaged the man in Luke’s Gospel and left him motionless on a stretcher.
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Coattails: Dec. 4, Second Sunday of Advent
Complacency is an occupational hazard of participating in a two-thousand year old belief system.
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God loves us like sheep—even when we feel we are without a shepherd
First Saturday of Advent
Posted inFaith, In All Things
Two Saints on a Single Day: the Anglican and the Jesuit
Two saintly Christians separated by only a few decades in time.
Posted inFaith, The Good Word
More than a set of actions, prayer is a state of being.
Dec. 2, First Friday of Advent.
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Hear, Hear!: Dec. 1, First Thursday of Advent
If we are honest, to hear is to disobey, particularly if God’s words do not comport with our own plans.
Posted inFaith, News
Native American spirituality is sustaining the anti-pipeline protest
The Lakota prayer over water has become a rallying cry in the mass action to prevent the construction of a crude oil pipeline near their reservation.
Posted inIn All Things, Magazine
Why a Jesuit perspective on the news will really matter in 2017
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