
God’s Glory in All Things
When did “God” become more than a word to you? When, even for just a moment, did you glimpse the meaning of your life?
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When did “God” become more than a word to you? When, even for just a moment, did you glimpse the meaning of your life?

Social activist and mystic Dorothy Day said, “I speak to people as if they are angels.” Day saw the holiness in everyone she met, especially those whom society views as nobodies as a result of their poverty and houselessness.

St. Bonaventure described God as an ever-flowing fountain of love giving life to all things and inspiration to humankind.

The life and message of St. Bonaventure can provide a framework for understanding both the world and your personal calling.

Life is social but we also need to get away. We need moments each day to pause and be still so that we can hear God’s voice amid the chaos and complexity of our lives.

We’re impatient with the pandemic and the limits it has placed on our lives. We cannot do as many face-to-face volunteer and justice-seeking activities as we would like. But we can pray.

Rev. Dr. Bruce G. Epperly served as a congregational pastor, university chaplain, professor, and seminary administrator for over forty years. He is the author of