
The Power of Our Bodies
When you hug a friend, make eye contact with a stranger, put a child on your lap, or caress a lover, you are opening yourself to allow God to communicate to another person through your body.
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When you hug a friend, make eye contact with a stranger, put a child on your lap, or caress a lover, you are opening yourself to allow God to communicate to another person through your body.

We are called not only to notice the suffering at our door, but to respond—not out of guilt or fear, but from love.

Is Americanism a heresy? If so, what does it mean? The person who introduced me to this term was not very clear about its meaning.

Reflect Whether through social media or the news cycle, we’re constantly reminded of how little we have in common with each other, how entrenched we

We return over and over to the same place, a connection to the unswerving, the unchanging: God.

I believe that from all eternity God has planned our world and knew exactly what would occur. When I was created, God knew what I would do, when, where and how.

We all have times in our lives when we get down on ourselves. It might be about the way we look, something we did or said, or what we see as personal weaknesses.

I’ve always loved a good mystery. There’s a sense of adventure in not always knowing what’s in store for me.

Please explain in simple language the concept of the kingdom of God.
What Jesus means by the expression the kingdom of God is accepting God’s values as trustworthy and enough, not needing any “improvements,” as we often describe them.

Francis had a special affection for larks; he considered their brown feathers a sign of their closeness to God, of their humility.
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