Yom Kippur 2020
Yom Kippur atones for those who repent and does not atone for those who do not repent....
28
Sep
Philip Shano, SJ has many years of rich and varied experience working with Ignatian spirituality: teaching, writing and using it in his ministry. He resides in the Jesuit community in Pickering, Ontario.
418 posts
27
Sep
Yes, No or Maybe – Twenty Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
"Paul is reminding the Philippians to live out the selfless attitude that should arise as a normal response to being rooted and grounded in Christ."...
21
Sep
Beginning of Fall
"Despite all the new concerns, fall has its usual beauty and melancholy. It’s likely the favourite season for most of us. "...
20
Sep
The Generous Landowner – Twenty Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
" . . .the reality is that I always have a choice about how I respond to all that happens – the power of the earth, all that happens to my body or a pandemic."...
19
Sep
Shanah Tovah (Have a good year) – Rosh Hashanah
"To all Jews throughout the world, have a sweet and peaceful New Year."...
13
Sep
Remember the end of your life – Twenty Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
"True reconciliation in family life is not just sharing in the inheritance. It is truly being brother and sister."...
07
Sep
Labour Day – Endings and Beginnings
"We see this as the unofficial end of summer, the last long weekend before there is a lasting chill in the air. "...
06
Sep
The Inexpressible Comfort of Feeling Safe – Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
"I find that the most stressful situation is with someone with whom I have a casual working relationship...
30
Aug
A burning fire shut up in my bones … . Twenty Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
"His image of a burning fire refers directly to the Old Testament notion of Yahweh as a consuming fire. "...
23
Aug
Who do you say I am? – Twenty First Sunday in Ordinary Time
"Peter never fully moves beyond his weakness, fear and sinfulness. He is called to a particular role, precisely in his imperfection."...