Listening in the Darkness by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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No longer can we hide in the shadows and be comforted by the fact that, after all, we did give of ourselves.

Lenten Seeds by Richard Lehan

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Lessons from a contemplative Lenten retreat in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

A Poem by Sister Lou Ella Hickman, OVISS

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"ashes proclaim this day of dust / a beginning / and a consummation . . ."

Right Relationship by Patrick Carolan

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To be in right relationship with God, we first have to be in right relationship with all of God’s creation.

From Grievance to Justice by William Droel

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The politics of grievance has damaging psychological and social repercussions.

Called to Be a Life-Giver by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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Before I can bring sustenance to others, I need to identify myself with the bread of life.

A Public Plea for Mercy by Patrick Carolan

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In her inauguration homily, Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde was urging all of us out of our comfort zone to experience the truth of the gospel.

Viewpoint and Vision by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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All three readings for the Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time remind us that seeing is not necessarily sight, viewing is not always vision.

Blessed Are the Saintly Six by O’Neill D’Cruz

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A Beatitudes rosary retreat for Black History Month.

Opening the Scroll by Fran Salone-Pelletier

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Each of us is called to break open the word of God and unroll the scroll of our life.