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On a road trip recently, our car was one of many on the interstate. Countless people breezed past us on their hurried way, and I realized that, though I will never know them, we are connected.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, a poet I’ve long admired, once wrote that “hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come, whispering, ‘It will be happier.’”
While cinephiles are awash in Christmas films this time of year, Thanksgiving has not proven as lucrative a theme for filmmakers to explore.
St. Francis was pained and prayerful, but he was also known for his joy. In fact, he was called the Troubadour of the Lord.
For some people, pain is a constant companion. Offer up this prayer for them today.
Francis of Assisi wrote his “Canticle of the Creatures” as a hymn of praise to God for all things great and small—and that includes us.
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