Make Room for Grace
Kyle Kramer
January 5, 2025
We would do well to cultivate intentionality rather than undue attachment in our relationship with our belongings.
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Unabashed Joy Is Already Inside of Us
Terry Hershey
October 17, 2019
Let us pause and remember that savoring isn’t something you add or acquire. Unabashed joy is already inside. It springs from within. It is a well of abundance that you draw from. So, savoring is not a technique. And savoring ...
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Live Without Holding Back
Terry Hershey
October 15, 2019
I have lived most of my emotional and spiritual life with a heart condition. Because I have lived cautious and afraid, holding back my heart because of what it might cost, or require of me. Or fearing (running from) my ...
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Living Intentionally and Fully Alive
Terry Hershey
October 14, 2019
Living intentionally and fully alive—from a place of groundedness, being at home in our own skin—is not a technique. Nor is it a kind of mental Rubik’s cube, to be solved. There is no list. But if we demand one, ...
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Live in the Mystery of God's Love
Ilia Delio, OSF
October 12, 2019
Did you ever have one of those days where the whole idea of God was just too much to think about? As if trying to “get a handle” on God was like trying to kiss the moon? If the mystics ...
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God's Creative Will
Murray Bodo, OFM
October 10, 2019
God’s creative will is an eternally sustaining will, namely, that my existence will not end, summons me to humble acquiescence and dialogue—or to proud, illusory self-sufficiency, which is a kind of hell because it severs the bond of love and results ...
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What Can We Learn from the Mystics?
Murray Bodo, OFM
October 9, 2019
The mystics teach us that one who tries to know and love God sooner or later becomes aware that God is unknowable, but one can love God intimately despite God’s ultimate unknowableness.
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