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Discernment in AI Use

“Ugh! Not again!” I shouted, exasperated. “This stupid pop-up won’t go away!” “Um, are you OK?” a quiet voice asked. I jumped, having forgotten I was...

The Inconvenient Call

A priest was obsessed about reminding parishioners to turn off their cell phones before Mass. He mentioned it at least three or four times...

Wandering

When the Museum of Biblical Art in New York hosted an exhibit some years ago called, "The Wanderer," by Enrique Martínez Celaya, I was...

What Star Wars Teaches for the Spiritual Life

If you are a Star Wars fan—or even just a general movie enthusiast—you likely have an opinion about Star Wars: The Last Jedi. It...

Reviewing Mercy Examen

Christians are called to show mercy and to enact, through our physical, ordinary lives, God’s compassion for those who suffer and forgiveness for those...

Grace and Forgiveness

Their forgiveness was striking. Members of Charleston’s Emmanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church lost nine cherished members in a terrifying shooting in 2015 and offered...

What’s Next?

The notion that the spiritual life is a journey is so common that it's a platitude. I worked for years in Catholic publishing. I've...

Love, Relationship, and How We Live

The other day, I was sorting through some old papers and came across the “Fall in Love” prayer by Joseph Whelan, SJ. His thoughts are...

Peace in the Easter Season

Jesus promoted peace. He said at the Last Supper, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.” (John 14:27) Then, after...

Blessings in Struggles

Sometimes I am frozen in fear by an event that makes me realize how precious and fragile life really is. During these moments, the...

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