Griffin

Work without the opportunity to find its purpose and its contribution to creation in the service of others is work that can dehumanize. 

I have often given talks on the importance of silence and on the need to listen.  I know the value of these attitudes in prayer and in fruitful conversation.  From the silence can emerge new ideas and insights.

Personally and institutionally we must enlarge our doors to allow the King of Glory and his entire entourage entrance and application.

The challenge and encouragement was for all of us to value and read our Bibles more vigorously—even as we prepared to listen to its word as a Church.

The beginning of a new decade seems to offer wider possibility and a new hope to me.  For whatever reason, the number 2020 seems positive!

I amused myself with the thought that the “Christmas cards” of Mary and Joseph might look like the traditional religious cards that we sometimes use.

Sometimes you see something that captures your imagination and dominates your thinking for a while.  That happened to me recently.

We need to be grateful for all the blessings that we receive and to express that awareness aloud in words and through deeds.