When we read the Bible, we realize that the heart is much more than the a physical organ that allows a human being to...
For a culture of peace and non violence
Years ago, I traveled with Catholic Relief Services on a solidarity visit to South Sudan, where I met young...
How distractions in prayer reveal our true priorities
If we are honest with ourselves, we know the difficulty in staying focused during prayer. It can seem like every time...
Seeing the suffering of Christ in the victims of abuse
When Pope Francis prays “for the victims of abuse,” who are the victims? Are they children or adults? What injustices...
How prayer renews within us the image of God
Perhaps we don't realize it, but whenever we pray, we renew the image of God within us. Even when we pray on the Click...
For victims of abuse
Abuse comes in many forms and the impact is often silent and unseen. Those who are subjected to abuse experience a...
For Victims – Prayer of the Month
Father, you who are compassionate and merciful, Welcome with your love those who suffer the damage caused by the...
Reestablishing fraternity in the parish
It is beautiful to reread the following two passages at the beginning of the book of Acts (Acts 2:42-47; Acts 4:32-35)...
How being grateful humanizes us
We have been created by Love and for love, in such a way that our life could be summed up as the path in which we...
Types of Prayer in the Early Church
Researching the origins of Christianity is an opportunity to recover the meaning of life from the roots that hold us...
Prayer in the early days of the Church
Tertullian, an ecclesiastical author of the late second century, writes in one of his first treatises on prayer that...
The many challenges we face as educators
The prayer intention proposed by Pope Francis is a beautiful and vast project. Education is a word that crosses social...