On global warming, yes, there is hope
Editor’s Note: This piece originally appeared in Religion News Service. The good news is there are ways to reduce and eliminate the growth in global warming; the bad news is I am not sure we will...
View ArticleSecretary-General’s Climate Ambition Summit Previewed Growing Impatience of...
On September 17, I joined several of my sisters with United Women in Faith at the March to End Fossil Fuels. We hailed from Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and all over New York, where our organization is...
View ArticleEmbracing the Work of Christmas
Editor’s note: This post was first published on RNS/Religion News Service on December 18, 2018 and shared on the RLC blog December 21, 2018. Mary was said to be ‘perplexed’ when the angel Gabriel told...
View ArticleCreative Ways of Following Jesus As We Race Into 2024 – a NEW YEAR of...
Here’s your invitation to join others who are creating innovative ways to be a difference and make a difference in the turbulent 2024 and beyond that reflect the ways of Jesus. Will you join us? I’m...
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For Love of the World God Did Foolish Things
For love of the world God does foolish things is my theme for Lent this year. It came from the fact that Ash Wednesday coincided with Valentine’s Day this year, and Easter is the day before April...
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If Heaven is anything…
There’s a popular social media meme with a photo of a dour, even judgmental, crowd facing the viewer with a caption like “Spending eternity with people like this doesn’t have the appeal you think it...
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Lectio Tierra – Praying in Nature
Have you had your awe and wonder sighting for today? If not it’s time to go out and take notice. Our daily experience of life, God and God’s world are meant to inspire us with awe and wonder. Our...
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