Do you have a dream you’re working on? Miriam reflects on her life’s dream, and what it feels like to achieve a goal with the help of faith and family.
Living the dream: claiming authorship Read Post »
We want to give our children the world! So often what we end up giving them is continued complicity in the world’s model of desire and scarcity. Our faith teaches something better.
Giving thanks is no small thing. It requires a conversion of heart. Read Post »
Mom cooked a huge Thanksgiving meal each year – and I never got why. Until, that is, we had to celebrate Thanksgiving without her.
Cooked with Love: A Legacy of Thanksgiving Traditions Read Post »
The creation of these prayers nearly always binds a group together in profound ways.
Calling On God in Common, Creative Prayer Read Post »
This end-of-year sprint is familiar territory for all of us. And still, every year it rolls around and surprises us.
Getting Ready for the Year-End Sprint Read Post »
We have transitioned away from “cute” to… toeing the line of scary.
We’ve moved past the cute costume stage… and more deeply into this sacred season. Read Post »
God always gives us enough love, enough index cards, enough milk, enough snuggles, and compassion to share.
God’s love is for sharing – with one another and small creatures too. Read Post »
How many of our current events—in politics or in our church deliberations—get stuck in frustrating stalemates?
St. James of Jerusalem, Pillar of the Church Read Post »
Bodies are whole and holy; both our own and those of others are to be treasured and respected.
It’s Christ’s World, Not Harvey Weinstein’s Read Post »
Unlike the other gospelwriters, Luke includes the events surrounding and supporting the birth of Christ.
The Feast of St. Luke gives early notice of the Feast of the Nativity. Read Post »