Part of Jesus’ mission, as our liturgy puts it, was “to become sin for us”, to risk having his innocence mixed in with guilt and be perceived as sin so as to help carry darkness and sin for others.
How to respond to the current situation
Becoming a ‘holy beggar’ in our retirement years
What are our retirement years meant for, spiritually?
Taking our wounds to the Eucharist
Every time you go to a Eucharist, stand by an altar and receive Communion, bring your helplessness and paralysis to God.
Youth today: Who are they really?
They exhibit what might aptly be called a bipolar character about faith, church, family, sexual ethos and many other things that are important to them
No one exempted from the ‘cries of finitude’
Knowing and accepting our finitude can help quell a lot of frustration, restlessness and false guilt in our lives “What most moves your heart?” I was […]