The Sound of a Gentle Breeze – Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
"It is because God’s voice can be so silent and gentle that we need to be discerning"...
09
Aug
08
Aug
A Dad’s Journey
"Pay attention to your own faith, look for a parish that accepts you, be hopeful of the change we see around us."...
07
Aug
An Attitude of Gratitude
"Trying to decide what you are thankful for can be a challenge but it can also help you come out of whatever emotional or spiritual darkness you have been in, into a place of hope."...
05
Aug
There is Power in The Blood: Reflections from a Trappist Monastery
". . . outside of Christ, human beings do not have the power to overcome these evil spirits. This is because at a deep level, we cannot change our most profound desires.."...
04
Aug
03
Aug
Lessons From The Pandemic
"Is this dangerous crisis the needed opportunity to reflect, to re-examine, and to accept and embrace necessary change?"...
02
Aug
Teach me to Listen – Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
" have found myself using the lines of a poem over and over in my ongoing dialogue with self. If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs … That’s from Rudyard Kipling’s If:"...
01
Aug
Like a Thief in The Night
"The term “new norm” has demonstrably taken on for me a few unexpected implications - not the least of which is tied to the acknowledgment of my own mortality! "...
31
Jul
Loyola
Today is the feast day of Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits. Today the poet has set his poem to music....
30
Jul
Covid: Up Close and Parochial
"A medical response that sickens the ecosystem with waste can only be a desperate emergency measure, not a sustainable procedure."...