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An Approach to Good Choices
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Brendan McManus, SJ
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Gerri Leder
“Did you receive our invitation?” I drew a blank when a friend asked why I hadn’t responded to a hospital event invitation. How could...
When Walking Became a Disordered Attachment
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At the start of the year, my twins were curious about New Year’s resolutions. They asked a bunch of questions about what they are,...
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Lisa Kelly
This post is based on Week Eight of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. Like many of us today, the disciples on the road to Emmaus were...
We Don’t Hope Alone
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Loretta Pehanich
“I hope it rains tomorrow.” “I hope they like me.” “I hope there’s cheesecake for dessert.” Before reading Pope Francis’s thoughts in his book, On Hope, I...
Blessed Are Those in the Crowd
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This post is based on Week Six of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. For all of my life as I have heard the Beatitudes read, my...
Comfort in Old Things
Reflections
Eric Clayton
I draw comfort from old things. An ancient tree, twisted and gnarled, reaching for the sky. A humble hillside chapel, its stones from a...
Where Desperation Ends
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Lisa Kelly
This post is based on Week Four of An Ignatian Prayer Adventure. Parenthood: there is no greater joy or desperation. A parent is fully responsible,...
Holy Doors
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To celebrate the Jubilee Year, Holy Doors opened in Rome. Like loving arms, these doors will welcome pilgrims all year, from all over the...
Patience and Hope
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Marina Berzins McCoy
Pope Francis says, “Patience, one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit, sustains our hope and strengthens it as a virtue and a way...
The Jubilee’s Promise of Renewal
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Rebecca Ruiz
Pope Francis invites us to be “Pilgrims of Hope” this Jubilee Year. I’ve been reflecting on what this means to me and to the...
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