
Violence Itself by Paul Nyklicek
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Parasitic violence feeds on the suffering and fears of human beings.

Temples of the Holy Spirit by Pauline Little
There are always opportunities to “be the church” in service to others.

A Poem by John Zedolik
"Saint Francis freezing in his concrete skin / and within, no birds to shoulder and share . . ."

Poverty Is More Than Lack of Money by William Droel
We must refute our culture’s presumption that all problems are caused by an individual’s defect.

A Poem by Jeannine M. Pitas
"There’s a need to find the point where Life 1 and Life 2 intersect."

Experiencing Christness by Wally Swist
In trying to imitate Christ, we begin to actively love Christ.

A Poem by Gerard Garrigan, OSB
"Nothing in this broken world can last / As long, even half as long, as the past . . ."

Witnessing to Our Good by William Droel
Fr. Isaac Hecker sought to shape an American Catholicism that harmonized with the country's pluralism.

Words by William John Fitzgerald
We should strive for the beauty of liturgical language even in the midst of our day-to-day lives.

The Future Needs the Franciscan Spirit by Rev. Cameron Trimble
The Franciscan charism offers a pattern, a melody line in a larger symphony of sacred living. It’s a witness we need.
