
He had a Way with Animals
(A reflection on Columba) Although one has plentiful pickings when reflecting on the hagiography of Columba – he is famous for founding the monastery on
(A reflection on Columba) Although one has plentiful pickings when reflecting on the hagiography of Columba – he is famous for founding the monastery on
Practicing Loving Kindness: STTS June 8, 2023 In the reading from Genesis this weekend (Genesis 18:1-15), we find Abraham to be an example of hospitality,
“At first, the practice of ‘Attention, attention, attention’ is a struggle. We learn how much complicity we have had with the dark. We turn toward
by Molly Bosch This past week brought grief heavily upon me with the shocking news that a dear friend and colleague had died unexpectedly. For
God comes to me in different ways, saying different things at different times. God comes to me in the person of the Creator when I
Grief and memory go together. After someone dies, that’s what you’re left with. And the memories are so slippery yet so rich. – Mike Mills,
“For God speaks…though people do not perceive it.In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falls on mortals, while they slumber
Genesis 1:1-2:4a; Psalm 8 In the beginning there was light. As the first flash of light danced at creation, and the gravid Earth burst into song, as
I love that, for a moment, you embraced, neither wondering how the other came to be in her loosened state, knowing next to nothing of the contractions to
There is something heart-expanding about the Pentecost story. The followers of Jesus, formed by three years of teachings and healings, by the experience of his
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