Mary knew Joseph. As we are attentive to her, we learn about the one who stood beside her for much of her life.
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A Vincentian View: Mary’s Lessons on Joseph
Mary knew Joseph. As we are attentive to her, we learn about the one who stood beside her for much of her life.
A Vincentian View: Yearning for Home (Joseph and Psalm 137)
The Babylonians destroyed the Temple of Jerusalem in 587 BC and took most of the people of Israel into captivity—moving them from their ancestral home to foreign lands. Psalm 137 engages the feelings of those displaced persons.
A Vincentian Vernacular
“A Vincentian Vernacular” Another reflection In Patrick Griffin's series "Considering Consecrated Life" For emphasis, we choose significant “years” to begin and end on certain dates. Thus, Pope Francis decided that the “Year of Consecrated Life,” would begin on the...
“Write to me” Reflection by Fr. Pat Griffin
I imagine the Lord God holding out an invitation: Write to me. Pen and paper are not the absolute needs, but the desire to speak fluently and to allow my heart to be revealed.
“Awaited” – reflection by Fr. Pat Griffin
“Awaited” – reflection by Fr.Pat Griffin
Patrick Griffin on “The Boldness of Charity “
Pope Francis tells us that God is not afraid of newness.
Pat Griffin CM – A Free Spirit
And so, the Spirit is free. From the view of that Spirit, “liberal” and “conservative” must and do tend in the same direction. As persons consecrated by that divine presence, we pray for her outpouring in our lives and ministries as Pentecost comes upon us.
“Looking to Heaven” – Fr. Pat Griffin
Yes, even now, in this Easter Season, we pray: “maranatha,” “Come, Lord Jesus.” We look to heaven for that glorious advent.
Fr. Pat Griffin – “The Ends of the Earth”
Celebrating the spread of the Gospel
Fr. Pat Griffin – The Tomorrows of God
Fr. Pat Griffin reflects on “The Tomorrows of God” in his series Considering Consecrated Life
Pat Griffin “reads” a St. Vincent statue
Pat Griffin “reads” a St. Vincent statue
