Reflections

The Courage to See Ourselves As God Sees Us?

Contemplation was something I had difficulty relating to. That is until the time I first came across the Jesuit Walter Burghardt’s description. 

Nepal water project a success

Sister Aisha Kavalakattu is featured in a short documentary by Father Roy Sebastian, SJ, about the Koshi Dekha water project in Nepal.

A Vincentian View: Joseph and Psalm 127 – Building and Sleeping

The idea of building a house attracts me when I think of Joseph.

Dead Horse Theory

The tribal wisdom of the American Indians says that when you discover that you are riding a dead horse, the best strategy is to dismount.

Steadfast in their Prayers, and Trusting

Authentic Face of God and Religion

Jesus reveals the invisible God.  Jesus’ true brothers and sisters, then, cannot but reveal the authentic face of God and religion. The Only-Begotten Son is the exact image of the invisible God who dwells in unapproachable light.  He lives eternally and intimately...

Vulnerable

Vulnerable

Sharon Browning writes in her blog about something that we as Vincentians have a great concern for…the Vulnerable: We Americans recently learned that our government has banned the use of 7 words and phrases in budget documents being prepared by at least one agency...

Words That Glow

Words That Glow

Words That Glow (Isaiah 6:11; John 1:23) A familiar phrase, “It leapt off the page at me!” Of all the lines and sentences in a book, one starts to glow and flash out as if it were being spoken to me personally. I mention this because a single sentence occurring in...

Steadfast in their Prayers, and Trusting

Hope of Israel and of all Nations

Jesus is the hope of Israel and of all nations.  Those who trust in him and welcome him rise.  They fall, on the other hand, those who distrust and reject him. Joseph and Mary are devout Jews.  That is why they come with the child Jesus to the temple to...

Steadfast in their Prayers, and Trusting

Food for All that Gives Life and Saves

Already at birth, Jesus offers himself as the food that gives life and saves.  Unless we eat his flesh and drink his blood, we have no life within us. Mary does not lay her child in a crib.  Rather, she lays him, wrapped in swaddling clothes, in a manger, which holds...

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