Giving Human Dignity Back to a World That Has Largely Lost It by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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If the known world of yore was transformed from emptiness to fullness, from no rights to universal rights, can it not happen again?

Love and Labor by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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Perhaps we could celebrate Labor Day by honoring those whose labor is too frequently ignored or misunderstood.

The Newness of God’s Words by Anne Kerrigan

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A course called "Praying with the Bible" helps a participant find strength, healing, and new beginnings.

Addressing the Crisis of Psychological Abuse by Julie A. Ferraro

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How many voices must cry out in pain from being mentally tortured, confused, insulted, and mistreated before the church presses for action?

From God’s Mouth to My Ears by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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Reflecting on a reading from the 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time, with a special concluding prayer.

Two Poems by John Zedolik

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"The old violet his sealed itself / to the wooden planks of the deck / as I used to seal the Host, the Body / of Christ..."

Conscious Communication by Julie A. Ferraro

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As for those who criticize others for being “woke”: it’s not a bad thing to speak truth to power and offer a willing hand to help others improve their lot.

A Meditation on Psalm 5
by St. Charles de Foucauld

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An excerpt from a new translation of meditations by "the hermit of Tamanrasset."

Alienating Intelligence by Julie A. Ferraro

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Artificial intelligence has the very real potential to alienate us from each other, to make humanity slaves to technology, and not the other way around.

Susannah’s Story by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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"It is as if it happened yesterday, the memory is so vivid in my mind and heart." A tale for Pentecost.