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Conversations from Reading with Children

Something to Think About Loretta Pehanich
Conversations with children can cycle from hilarious to inspirational to challenging. When my son was in preschool, I told him once that I’d slept badly....

How Do I Identify the Work That Matters?

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
It can take awhile—sometimes many years—for a person to sort out all that she’s been taught, told, and in some cases manipulated to believe...

Pentecost Astonishment

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A fundamental element of Pentecost is astonishment. Our God is a God of astonishment; this we know. No one expected anything more from the...

Allow God’s Gaze to Rest on You

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
I led a half-day retreat for Directors of Religious Education at a nearby parish. These are the men and women who work hard all...

10 Ways to Begin Well

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
Rather than compose elaborate resolutions for the year to come, simply do, in some small way, what you intend to do all year: Say...

The Relationships That Make Holidays So Difficult

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
We can look at several relationships and understand pretty quickly why holidays can be so difficult to survive. My Relationship to Myself End-of-year holidays beg me...

Grace Through Reconciliation

Something to Think About Theresa Brotherton
My heart feels heavy. My feet will not stay on the right path for long. Tired of stumbling, I call a Christian friend for...

Resurrection and Living Forever

Something to Think About Joseph Tetlow, SJ
When Jesus rose from the dead, he proved that God intends that we shall live forever as we are. So explains Fr. Joseph Tetlow,...

Choreography and the Mass

Something to Think About Loretta Pehanich
We dance at Mass. Have you noticed? We’ll see children especially bouncing to the music, but all of us have choreographed movements. Think for a...

Abiding in Christ Jesus

Something to Think About Joseph Tetlow, SJ
Fr. Joseph Tetlow, SJ, talks about abiding in Christ Jesus by living as Jesus lived. He also comments on the grammar of experience, in...
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