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The Call to Charity
My children are absolutely terrible housemates. They never clean up their messes before going on to making more. They don’t make any meals, sort any laundry, contribute in any way...
Trusting the Deeper Transformation at Work
I cannot remember much about my baptism. I was older; it was after Christmas just past my sixth birthday. It took place at a Protestant church where I wore a...
Trusting Jesus Despite Locked Doors and Closed Hearts
I have a bad habit of believing that if anything is going to get done, I have to make it happen on my own, by my own strength and my...
Go and Tell
Have you ever had an experience that was so powerful or meaningful to you, that you couldn't wait to tell other people about it? I felt that way the first...
The Reckless Love of God
"It is the Lord" (John 21:7). This might be my favorite descriptor in all of Scripture: Saint Peter, here, in the Gospel of John, "tucking in his garments, for he...
Accept and Invite His Peace
“Peace be with you.” Can you hear our Risen Lord tenderly speaking these words to you today? The Word Made Flesh Who dwells among us, stands in our midst, and...
Sharing Your Heart with Risen Jesus
“Are you the only visitor to Jerusalem who does not know of the things that have taken place there in these days?” In today's Gospel, Jesus walks with two of...
Hear Him Call Your Name
I have always loved this Gospel because I have always enjoyed reflecting on the tenderness and compassion with which Jesus must have spoken her name. “Mary." He is precisely aware...
Truth Without Medical Records or Photographs
For the first sixty-one minutes of our son’s life he was without a pulse. It was only when the doctors stopped working on him to call time of death that...
Living the Resurrection
The Resurrection is here, sisters. The long-awaited light. Is it illuminating your world today? Or does jubilation feel like a spiritual mismatch as you continue to fight some darkness? Here’s...
Leaving It All At the Tomb
We've carried much with us this Lent, sisters: the repetitive sins we can't seem to shake, strained relationships in need of healing, nagging hurts from the past, and persistent fears...
He Is My Hope
Betrayals can level us. They can shatter images of friendship, ideals, self or the very image we had of God. They evoke heart-wrenching questions and grief. And if they are...
