A guest post from Ellie Roscher On March 13, 2013, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, a cardinal from Buenos Aires, Argentina, was voted the 266th pope of the Roman Catholic Church. He is the first Jesuit, the first from the Southern Hemisphere, and the first from the Americas to be named pope. These are all big firsts,Continue reading “Living Like Francis”
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Mary Magdalene—Apostle to the Apostles
By Claire Bischoff Quick! Think of one thing that you know about Mary Magdalene. Unfortunately, one of the things many people think that they know about Mary Magdalene is that she was a prostitute. As it turns out, this is a case of mistaken identity that goes back to the early church, when Mary ofContinue reading “Mary Magdalene—Apostle to the Apostles”
Foggy Mirrors at Home
A guest post from Claire Bischoff In last week’s gospel, Jesus stands up at the synagogue and reads the following passage from the prophet Isaiah: “The Spirit of the Holy One is upon me; therefore, God has anointed me and sent me to proclaim good news to the poor, to proclaim liberty for captives, sightContinue reading “Foggy Mirrors at Home”
Activities for the 3rd and 4th Weeks of Advent: December 16 – Christmas
Do you have a minute or two? That’s all you need for a reflective activity for every day through Christmas. Listen here or via iTunes. Podcast Powered By Podbean
A Gospel Reflection Podcast for the 2nd Week of Advent 2012
Enjoy this 3-minute excerpt from this week’s Sunday by Sunday. Listen via iTunes. Podcast Powered By Podbean
Activities for the 2nd Week of Advent
Do you have a minute or two? That’s all you need for a reflective activity for every day this week. Listen via iTunes. Podcast Powered By Podbean
When shared, the food Jesus gives multiplies.
When shared, the food Jesus gives multiplies, just as love and forgiveness do. Jesus’ teaching nourishes. We hear and make his word our own in living it. We become what we eat in sharing the bread that becomes the body of Christ at Eucharist.
