Psalm 17: A Prayer for Asian Americans December 12, 2022 By Julie Yeeun Kim 2 Comments "I had seen blatantly hateful acts committed against Asian Americans all my life, but never so many, so fast, and so creative with their hatred."
Crafting Your Body Story as Spiritual Practice December 6, 2022 By Ellie Roscher 1 Comment The stories we tell about our bodies can bring freedom, agency, and joy, even when faced with our bodies' limits or trauma. What does the story of your body reveal?
On Mute November 30, 2022 By Mark D. Stucky Leave a Comment Are you there? God? I clicked on the link and now all I need is for you to turn your microphone and camera on. Please? Connect?
Emmanuel November 28, 2022 By Mark R. Schwehn 4 Comments Following back-to-back funerals for family members who died tragically young, Mark R. Schwehn finds an Advent message of mercy and hope, God With Us.
Angels Among Us November 24, 2022 By Jenn Zatopek Leave a Comment This Thanksgiving, we think of those among us who need access to food and are grateful for the opportunities we have to serve angels unaware.
For the Tiny Spider Squashed Inside the Pages of Poems by Mary Oliver November 16, 2022 By Andrea Potos 2 Comments Andrea Potos considers the fate of a spider smashed in a book of poems by a famous nature poet.
Reflections on Downward Mobility November 14, 2022 By Duncan Hilton 3 Comments Duncan Hilton struggles with a key question of serving the poor-- how much and what kind of solidarity is required? What to do when this call collides with responsibilities and family expectations?
Dorothy Day’s Radical Vision November 8, 2022 By Lydia Wylie-Kellermann Leave a Comment "The question Dorothy asked of herself and her readers in 1933 remains the same one I have: what are people of faith to do in such a moment in history?"
What Was? November 2, 2022 By Dr. Cheryl Kirk-Duggan Leave a Comment What was, is no longer / as the past can never return / in the same shape, form, or fashion.
Book Notes, October 2022 October 31, 2022 By Collegeville Institute Leave a Comment Enjoy these books by Collegeville Institute-affiliated writers about parents, grandparents, and healing.
