
Dante’s Advent
For Advent I decided to read through Dante’s Divine Comedy. All of it. I’ve tried twice before.
For Advent I decided to read through Dante’s Divine Comedy. All of it. I’ve tried twice before.
I tend to get up when it starts getting light anyway. This Sunday, in that extra time, I found myself cleaning up the contact list
The God, who sees us at our best and worst, looks at us with favor.
As was our custom, we spent a few nights in a little village in the Alps, my father’s ancestral village.
A ‘social imaginary’ is a collective vision of a desirable and feasible future.
Wonder calls us out of our self-contained and self-prescribed lives and invites us to live in someone else’s world.
Over the last few months I’ve been sitting with the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as a guidepost in this season of life.
For most of the seniors, the threat to their well being isn’t an accident or health, it’s loneliness.
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