Proclaim the Good News
There is no shortage of bad news at our fingertips: televisions, radios, smartphones, and computers are delivery methods that feed our collective anxieties. Let’s turn them off and focus on the Good News instead.
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There is no shortage of bad news at our fingertips: televisions, radios, smartphones, and computers are delivery methods that feed our collective anxieties. Let’s turn them off and focus on the Good News instead.
Arrogance and self-promotion are very human, which means we all have fallen into those traps. But humility is the path we should be on.
St. Francis of Assisi understood the spiritual and psychological toll that life could bring.
Who hasn’t felt as if they are on the outside looking in? Who among us hasn’t felt dejected or neglected? May this prayer be your reminder today that you are loved no matter how far you’ve strayed.
Mary Magdalene was complicated, brave, loyal, filled with love, and prone to sin. In short: She was human.
A proud member of Generation X pens an open letter to this beloved millennial saint.
When I am hiking in the woods on spring mornings, I like that I am dwarfed by trees. I appreciate that I am outnumbered by animals and insects who see me when I cannot see them.
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