Jesus calls each of us to consider whether wealth keeps us disconnected from others and limits our capacity for empathy, causing us to turn in on ourselves or overlook the plight of our neighbor. … More Wealth, Empathy, and Compassion
Jesus describes a world where there is no greatest or least, or lives that matter and lives that don’t, but where each person has God-given dignity and everyone finds a welcome. … More Now Is the Time to Welcome
We are called by God and given the opportunity to give birth to justice that reorders the world and makes things right. We are the ones who will make space for God’s work to be done in the world. What good is it to us if Mary gave birth to the Son of God and we do not also give birth to the Son of God here in our world today? … More We Are All Mothers of God
When Jesus says he is the bread of life from heaven, I think this is what he means: Even when the world makes you feel like death, you can come to this table and receive life. So, come and eat. Taste and see that the Lord is good. … More Bread of Life from Heaven
One of the most important lessons we learned during the pandemic is the same lesson Jesus taught those first disciples when he sent them out empty-handed to do his work in the world: When we find ourselves caught by surprise, unsure how to proceed, stretched beyond our limits, God will provide. … More God Will Provide
