We are all on a journey and our journeys have a pattern and overlap more than we realize. We are all on a journey to a “final frontier.”
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We are all on a journey and our journeys have a pattern and overlap more than we realize. We are all on a journey to a “final frontier.”
My parents were dreamers. Their dreams kept them going.
I knew the letter was coming. But I never expected to be drawn as deeply into it.
Anyone seeking health insurance or entrance into a school knows the term “open enrollment.” Triggered by a Pope Francis’ homily on the feast of the Epiphany,
In this Vincentian Mindwalk, I am asking whether Christmas is the celebration of a moment in the past or something that takes place in your life every day?
“Tell me your friends, and I will tell you who you are.” These words are but echoes of words spoken over 400 years before Christ.
Almost every family has one. You know… the person who remembers the family history, the stories of Uncle… and Aunt…, the in-laws, and the outlaws.
Did you know Pope Francis has Twitter accounts in nine languages and almost 53 million followers?
In this season, as we prepare for the birth of Christ, I am reminded of Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus.
In a sense, I have never outgrown the “why” stage of childhood. Parents may realize it is all part of children trying to understand their world.