Jesus in Disguise
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To be a Christian in the Roman Empire was to be an outlaw. From AD 64 to 313, Baptism could be a death sentence.
COVID-19 and the virtue of prudence
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As countries face the prospect of "reopening" life after COVID-19, many decisions about the "new normal" must be taken.
Let us Lectio: Preparing an Acceptable Offering
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We are all beckoned to abandon our selfish ways. We are all called to accept the fullness of the Gospel which includes both justice and love inseparably united.
Let us Lectio: Faith of our Fathers
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Today’s Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul is a rare one in the Church’s calendar for a few reasons. Namely, it is one of the few celebrations that are jointly commemorated.
A letter on what George Floyd's death can teach us
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As the superintendent of 19 wonderfully diverse schools, and more importantly, as a teacher who is called to form our students into their very best relationship with God, I would be remiss if I did not address the tragedy of George Floyd’s death which has enveloped us all in anger, confusion, and even fear.
More Inspiration:
Jesus in Disguise
by Sean M. Wright ()
COVID-19 and the virtue of prudence
By David Cloutier ()
Let us Lectio: Preparing an Acceptable Offering
by Callie Nowlin ()
Let us Lectio: Faith of our Fathers
by Callie Nowlin ()
A letter on what George Floyd's death can teach us
by Jennifer Pelletier ()
