Here is a collection of resources that will help us better understand and articulate that Big Mystery!
Category: Faith Life
Called to Let Go
Today’s Gospel reading was a pretty timely one. It’s also one that I used to struggle with, but now it’s one of my favorite stories. (Oh, who am I kidding? I still struggle with it–but that doesn’t make it any less compelling.) “As he was setting out on a journey, a man ran up, knelt…
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How Did It Go With My “Friend for a Year”?
My journey getting to know and appreciate Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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Why Expats Need Easter
For a successful expat experience, I recommend some takeaways from the Easter story.
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So, What Exactly Is God’s Will?
Stuck for clarity? It might not be as elusive as we think!
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Hope in a Hopeless World
A friend of mine recently posted this video on facebook. It’s worth watching. But I’ll warn you–it’s bleak. Just because it’s rather depressing doesn’t mean we shouldn’t watch it. It’s important to be aware of the state of the world. It doesn’t do us any good to bury our heads in the sand. But…
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Why Can’t they Share Their Oil?
Reflection on Matthew 25: 1-15.
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Day of the Dead: Cultural Interchange
“Celebrations like Día de los Muertos are gaining popularity in the U.S. because the spiritual awareness gives integrity to the festivities that have been denuded of spiritual meaning. The only way to keep the integrity of the holiday is to retain its primary purpose: the unification of the communion of saints and a cheeky nod to death.” -Meghan…
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How We Celebrate Day of the Dead
This is how we remember those who’ve died . . . in Mexico!
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Kicking It Up a Notch–Through Unusual Means
Sometimes I daydream about going to grad school. But for most of the programs that I’d like to go to school for, it would be useful to have a bachelor’s degree in the program. History, music, theology . . . these are the subjects I keep going back to. In all three areas, I’ve been…
