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Jesus Responds to His Sorrow

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As Jesus responds to his sorrow, he is expressing to us the best of what it means to be human. There are no miracles...

Who Is This Jesus of Nazareth?

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Brian Prugh reflects on Titian’s Ecce Homo (“Behold, the man”) in a Dappled Things post that gives much to contemplate this Holy Week. The...

God Is All About Balance

Something to Think About Jane Knuth
Char, a widow and grandmother who has assisted in many family medical needs lately, tells me that God is all about balance. “My life has...

Paying Attention

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While in Paris, inspirational speaker Daniel Midson-Short learned the importance of paying attention. The lesson came from a silent woman, about whom Midson-Short says:...

Longings in Advent

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In December, we often ask children, “What do you want Santa to bring you for Christmas?” In Advent the Church poses to us a...

Everyone Experiences God

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
I can say, with no reservations, that everyone experiences God. We might not all use the same language for the experience. We might not...

A Spirituality of Orality

Something to Think About Tim Muldoon
Nearly 25 years ago, the Jesuit scholar of language Walter J. Ong wrote a seminal work on the difference between spoken and written language, and how...

Events Through a Camera

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Shemaiah Gonzalez’s children were in a performance after a week of theater camp. She writes: I arrived early and got a seat on aisle so...

Four Ways to Rest This Summer

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
Summer is here (or almost, depending on your counting). I confess to over-planning at the beginning of summer because the weather’s right and I feel...

Five Reasons Not to Dismiss Halloween

Something to Think About Vinita Hampton Wright
Whether or not you have children, it’s hard to escape the Halloween decorations and festivities this time of year. Here are my thoughts on...
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