We probably should thank Alka-Seltzer for a phrase used by most mothers. (It seems they all went to the same “Mommy School”)
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We probably should thank Alka-Seltzer for a phrase used by most mothers. (It seems they all went to the same “Mommy School”)
The originality of Saint Vincent’s version of Christianity is one of the reasons that he is one of the great saints in history.
Vincent was also a genius in organizing and networking. His passion for the poor expressed itself through an empowering humility that invited others to share their gifts.
As I look back over my life I realize how, over time, my relationship to God has emphasized one or another person of the Trinity.
“…make up your mind to unite spiritual assistance to the corporal service you render.”
We hope that everything will be all right and then, like a bolt from the blue, an unexpected problem arises. Our expectations clash painfully with reality.
I thought I was finished with the feast of the Epiphany for this year. Then I read the text of Pope Francis’ homily on the feast.
The Daughters of Charity should consider the poor as their lords and masters…
I have rarely if ever, thought of a 21st century 8-year-old as a Jesus figure.
In the back of my head, I have wondered why Jesus was baptized. After all, Jesus is the Son of God. He is sinless. There had to be something more.