
Finding True Joy
Many of us feel overwhelmed by work, family responsibilities, finances, and a crammed calendar. A young mom, a retiree, and a religious sister share ways to experience Franciscan joy and simplicity amid the busyness of modern life.
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Many of us feel overwhelmed by work, family responsibilities, finances, and a crammed calendar. A young mom, a retiree, and a religious sister share ways to experience Franciscan joy and simplicity amid the busyness of modern life.
Consider observing this ancient holy season to renew and enrich your spiritual life this autumn.
Perhaps that is the singular lesson Francis left behind: God is within us; therefore, we are not only capable, but called to be holy.
I’ve always been fascinated by how St. Clare drew so close to God in prayer while living most of her life entirely within the enclosure of San Damiano.
There are a lot of people who could use some “medicine of mercy,” and our faith is calling us to provide it.
Brother Clark Berge, SSF, has become accustomed to a certain amount of running in his life, both figuratively and literally, but there was a time when he would have preferred to stay still, avoid movement and change, and keep from rocking the boat too much.
News commentators often respond to questions with “Absolutely,” when the topic is actually riddled with doubts and seems far from certain.
Regardless of our own financial situation, we all can be poor in spirit.
I find the infant Jesus and the adult Jesus very approachable. When I think of God the Father, however, I am very afraid.
God led Francis in and through the depths of suffering to come to know Christ.
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