Our lives at the table of the Lord
The idea of people coming together to share a meal at a common table sometime seems to be outdated or a bit strange. More than ever, we are busy with …
Let us rise together in Christ and keep on walking with faith, hope and charity.
Today, there is no shortage of fiestas. Our lives are full to the brim with celebrations that span a lifetime. From the moment of conception, to the last days of …
Sharing our mission in Christ
When was the last time you went on a mission trip? For many of us the experience of going on an expedition beyond the geographical borders of our neighborhood is …
In change, Christ remains
It is easy to contemplate change in our natural environment and culture. We can look out the window on an autumn day and see the transformation taking place in the …
Resting in the heart of Christ
Among the overabundance of signs and symbols that comprise our ordinary lives, there is one that takes center stage when dealing with what is most dear to us — the …
Living in the abundance of life
It might be difficult for us to imagine living in abundance, when we look at the hunger and violence in our neighborhoods and world. It is estimated that more than …
Recognizing each other in Christ
Our culture is saturated by commercial interactions and exchanges. It’s easy to relate to everything and everyone as a series of superficial connections or transactions. Indeed, everything in our lives …
Learning to walk with and for others
For many of us, the idea of walking to and from places can appear quaint, charming, romantic and old-fashioned. And while walking in our favorite park or neighborhood may …
Walking together in the Spirit
In the current climate of social distancing, the idea of walking together may seem counterintuitive. These past months, COVID-19 has profoundly disrupted our sense of order, certainty and direction. More …
Holding on to our sorrow, joy and hope in Christ
Not long ago, we were marked with ashes on our foreheads, symbolically acknowledging that our lives were dependent on something greater than our own efforts. The Ash Wednesday ritual reminded …