Thank You and Happy New Year
Here are some things that many faithful, thoughtful leaders, especially those who carry responsibility for others, may be invited to leave behind as 2026 opens....
Category: Blog
In the Beginning Was Reconciliation
The light of Christ does not erase the darkness all at once. John is honest about that. But the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome...
Love that chooses to stay
Love is never neutral. Love takes sides. Love aligns itself with the vulnerable. Love shows up where systems of fear and shame are already at work.
Yes, Mary Did Know
She may not have known every detail. She did not have a timeline, a theological treatise, or a clear roadmap of what lies ahead. But Mary knew something far dee...
St. Lucy of Syracuse: Bearing Light in a World That Hungers for It
Lucy invites us to examine what it means to live with integrity. She did not wait for a safer moment to be faithful. She did not negotiate with her conscience o...
A Reflection on the Immaculate Conception and the Rejection of Original Sin
Sin, in Reformed thought, is not a metaphysical stain passed down through the bloodstream. It is a relational brokenness, a condition that affects all of us bec...
Peace and Joy
The peace Christ brings is not fragile. It is robust. It is transformative.
The Real St. Nicholas: A Story of Generosity and Courage
Two stories. Two very different actions. One heart shaped by Christ.
Spirituality of the Cold Moon
The Cold Moon, arriving at the threshold of winter, draws us inward, into our homes, yes, but also into our hearts. As the outer world grows colder, it becomes ...
Hope in the Dark: An Advent Reflection
This is the kind of hope Scripture calls us to. Hope that insists God’s future can interrupt the present. Hope that says what is now is not what shall be. Hope ...