
That All May Be One
The divisions, dichotomies, and dualisms of the world can only be overcome by a unitive consciousness at every level.
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The divisions, dichotomies, and dualisms of the world can only be overcome by a unitive consciousness at every level.
What causes you heartache, keeps you up at night, or otherwise nags your mind and soul in your everyday life? These struggles make up the wooden beams of your cross.
In the face of adversity, it can seem impossible to find any levity or something to smile about.
We must learn to start every single encounter with a foundational yes, before we ever dare to move to no.
What kind of king gets nailed to a cross for a throne? What kind of king gets buried in a borrowed tomb? What kind of king was Jesus? And what kind of kingdom does he rule?
Throughout his life, Padre Pio dealt with various obstacles ranging from his health to people doubting his faith journey.
She faced terminal illness with anger—then found healing as a beggar before God.
The death of her classmate in fourth grade helped this author discover the Communion of Saints.
Josephine Bakhita said that if she met her torturers she would kiss their feet, for without them she would not have become a Christian or a woman religious.
Leave the silence open-ended. Do not try to settle the dust. Do not rush to resolve the inner conflict.
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