Reconciliation is about moving forward together, with a renewed sense of understanding and empathy. It's a powerful process that can heal and strengthen relationships, but it's important to recognize that it's not always possible or appropriate in every situation.
Read MoreKnowing that our Heavenly Father forgives our sins allows us to forgive. This spiritual dimension of forgiveness highlights its importance not just in our relationships with others, but in our relationship with God.
Read MoreIt's a personal choice that frees the heart from the chains of bitterness.
Read MoreWe've come to recognize that feelings of disquiet, anxiety, and fear aren't just random emotions; they're signposts, indicating the presence of obstacles on our path.
Read MoreThis discernment is crucial, as it helps us identify the source of our inner stirrings, empowering us to make choices that align with our deepest values.
Read MoreJesus, in his most vulnerable hours, turned to prayer, not once but repeatedly, teaching us that in the face of adversity, our first and most powerful light in the darkness is in communion with Our Father.
Read MoreA Place for Reproach: Strengthen bonds through compassionate reproach; there’s courage and kindness in speaking the truth when someone has let you down.
Read MoreDirect Communication, A witness/mediator, Community Engagement: If unresolved, involve the community or necessary entities for resolution.
Read MoreAssume the best, engage with curiosity, correct with love. Understanding others is the key to harmony.
Read MoreDiscover the true essence of being blessed and happy in this insightful blog post by Fr. Joe Tetlow, S.J. Delve into the concept of being "poor in spirit" as Jesus taught, where gratitude transforms everything into a gift.
Read MoreGossip could be counteracted with first loving yourself.
Read More"Forgiveness is a process that takes time... Forgiveness is a grace..." -
-Fr. Tony Rauschuber, S.J. (Adapted from The Art of Forgiveness)
Read MoreOh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God!... (Rom 11:33)
Read MoreJesus said, Peace I leave you. My peace I give you. We might ask: How do I know I've accepted His peace? Here are some measures to start with.
Read MoreThese four simple words we quickly say every time we recite the "Our Father" without giving much thought to its significance. But can we agree that God's will is good for us, and correct, and life-giving, and perfect even when I don't know what God's will may be?
Read MorePerhaps you've heard these words from your spouse or good friend. Truth be told, it seems that many people these days have very little practice in being quiet and still--think of movie theatres, liturgical services, wakes, and even silent retreats.
Read MoreEverything about Advent points to the future. Here are some thoughts about that. First, getting to the future means waiting. You have to wait. Mary had to wait, and Joseph, too. He had to wait because he's the one who will give the baby His name.
Read More“I have competed well; I have finished the race; I have kept the faith.” (2 Timothy 4:7)
Read MoreRegrets...we all have them somewhere along the way: Actions that we've done or not done wishing we could have a "do-over" to choose differently…
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