Wear a Mask. Grow Spiritually.
The U.S. is an especially slow learner, but among the many things 2020 has taught us: Our habits and traditions must change, especially as we roll into winter holidays with […]
Buddy is a Zen master
Trees of Louisville
My dear friend Wayne shared these photos from a walk he took with Beauty. Wayne (and these gorgeous friends) live in Louisville, Kentucky. Is it any wonder I so love […]
Martin de Porres
November 3. This 17th century saint was born of a black mother and a Spanish father in a world and culture that separated types and classes of people with a vengeance. […]
Tweet from Gregory M Corrigan (@quierespaz)
Gregory M Corrigan (@quierespaz) Tweeted: For the times, knowingly and unknowingly, that I have been a racist… Oh Sweet Black Jesus, have mercy. https://twitter.com/quierespaz/status/1320085232754872320?s=20
Life
Like anything else, life has a beginning and in due course must end. In between those two events the important goal should be to live meaningfully, not to create trouble […]
Tweet from Gregory M Corrigan (@quierespaz)
Gregory M Corrigan (@quierespaz) Tweeted: As a Roman catholic priest I can bless a house, a car, a tree. I can bless all kinds of living beings and things. It […]
God is not confined
We feel confined at times, but God is not confined Centering SilenceI invite you now into a time of silence(Silence) May this time of silence togetherrenew our hoperefresh our couragelift […]
Garden Goodness
One of the blessings of stopping by the parish garden on a golden October afternoon is to see friends who are still nurturing what God has begun, a continuing harvest […]
Today
“What will you do with your one wild and precious life?” Mary Oliver Today my faith was young and joyful in praying with two amazing teenagers — Jordan Marie and […]
