If we focus on the punishment, on the pain, on the poison, we might miss the miracle that is happening...

Sara Ann

Conneely

If we focus on the punishment, on the pain, on the poison, we might miss the miracle that is happening...

Spend some intentional time reconnecting with God in Creation, because understanding who we are in the midst of all of God’s creation can change everything.

Annapatrice

Johnson

Spend some intentional time reconnecting with God in Creation, because understanding who we are in the midst of all of God’s creation can change everything.

There are St. Phoebe’s today... called to speak, called to walk, called to be present...

Sarah

Probst Miller, DVM

There are St. Phoebe’s today... called to speak, called to walk, called to be present...

Let humility be the gift that uplifts, the gift that encourages us and gives us the strength to elevate others and raise up the dignity, story and the gift of every human being.

Amy

Hoegen

Let humility be the gift that uplifts, the gift that encourages us and gives us the strength to elevate others and raise up the dignity, story and the gift of every human being.

God holds us in our hardships and is constantly inviting us to grow and learn, to be in unity with the broken body of Christ throughout the world.

Julia

Walsh, FSPA

God holds us in our hardships and is constantly inviting us to grow and learn, to be in unity with the broken body of Christ throughout the world.

What does it look like for us—in this moment—to “go set the world on fire”?

Katie

Davis-Crowder

What does it look like for us—in this moment—to “go set the world on fire”?

We can take our ‘yeses’ to what God is calling us to do ... and be that good news.

Danielle

Harrison

We can take our ‘yeses’ to what God is calling us to do ... and be that good news.

Fear keeps us still, while faithfulness keeps us growing.

Meredith

McKay

Fear keeps us still, while faithfulness keeps us growing.

Perhaps we might ask ourselves this question: Of what kind of cloth are we made? Do we, like Lydia, know the value of our baptismal garment?

Grace Mariette

Agolia

Perhaps we might ask ourselves this question: Of what kind of cloth are we made? Do we, like Lydia, know the value of our baptismal garment?

Prayer has the power to change us by repeatedly reminding us to live as God would have us live.

Theresa

Hafner, CSJ

Prayer has the power to change us by repeatedly reminding us to live as God would have us live.

May this day, this Feast of Mary Magdalene, be an opportunity to re-commit to transforming the world. To encountering and becoming the Love of God that the world so desperately needs.

Martha

Ligas

May this day, this Feast of Mary Magdalene, be an opportunity to re-commit to transforming the world. To encountering and becoming the Love of God that the world so desperately needs.

Martha and Mary are not rivals. They are reflections of the fullness of discipleship—service and contemplation, action and proclamation.

Stacy Theresa

Geere

Martha and Mary are not rivals. They are reflections of the fullness of discipleship—service and contemplation, action and proclamation.

Practicing compassion and solidarity is not weakness, it is a sign of our common humanity.

Meghan J.

Clark

Practicing compassion and solidarity is not weakness, it is a sign of our common humanity.

We are called as peacemakers to stand in moments of uncertainty…between rejection and belonging, between famine and harvest, death and new life.

Nina

Santos Laubach

We are called as peacemakers to stand in moments of uncertainty…between rejection and belonging, between famine and harvest, death and new life.

The LGBTQ+ community, and specifically the transgender and gender queer community, are likewise under attack, simply for who we are...And still, just as the apostles remained visible witnesses of Christ, we too remain visible in our neighborhoods and in our faith communities. We will not be erased.

Christine Monica

Zuba

The LGBTQ+ community, and specifically the transgender and gender queer community, are likewise under attack, simply for who we are...And still, just as the apostles remained visible witnesses of Christ, we too remain visible in our neighborhoods and in our faith communities. We will not be erased.