Dust in the Blood By Jessica Coblentz (Liturgical Press Academic, 2022) “There are some things one knows from living them, even suffering them, and the story...
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As I paced up and down the aisles of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in Los Angeles on a quiet, gray January morning, I found myself transfixed by...
As Christian mystic Howard Thurman noted, the “religion of Jesus” is supposed to be a word of salvation, a way of survival, and a means for creating a...
Listen on: Apple | Google | Spotify Editors’ note: This episode speaks on sexual abuse, trauma, and healing, and contains content that may be disturbing to...
When I was the current age of my Generation Z grandkids, the person I admired most was my vibrant Lutheran pastor. He knew all about the pent-up energy of...
A medida que los católicos estadounidenses se vuelven cada vez más diversos, también lo son las parroquias católicas. El resultado, dice el profesor Brett...
Readings (Year C): Acts 10:34a, 37-43Psalm 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23.Colossians 3:1-4John 20:1-9 Reflection: We are called into community “For they did not yet...
In the Gospel of Luke an angel visits a young woman in Nazareth named Mary and asks if she will bear the Messiah. Mary says yes. Then, presto! Mary becomes...
Who were you before you were born? Who will you be after you die? In church circles the responses to these questions might quickly move in the direction of...
Got a burning question? Click here to Ask an Apostle. Q: I am a revert back to the faith. When I met my wife, she had been raised with no faith. She...
