Scripture for Life

Scripture for Life for July 7, 2019: People who evangelize by their presence are recognizable first by their freedom.

Daily Easter Reflections: I was keeping 3-year-old Leo for the night. He wanted a snack before bed and I wanted him in bed, so I put some Cheerios in a plastic bowl and tucked them in together, a boy and his snack.

Daily Easter Reflections: I was keeping 3-year-old Leo for the night. He wanted a snack before bed and I wanted him in bed, so I put some Cheerios in a plastic bowl and tucked them in together, a boy and his snack.

Daily Easter Reflections: After years of abandoning the practice, many Catholic parishes once again offer regular opportunities for eucharistic adoration. While some enthusiastically embrace this practice, others associate it with unappealing aspects of pre-Vatican II piety. 

Daily Easter Reflections: After years of abandoning the practice, many Catholic parishes once again offer regular opportunities for eucharistic adoration. While some enthusiastically embrace this practice, others associate it with unappealing aspects of pre-Vatican II piety. 

Scripture for Life: Paul wrote that Jesus had instituted his communal meal so that everyone could continue to participate at that Last Supper table with him. They could never be mere observers.

Scripture for Life: Paul wrote that Jesus had instituted his communal meal so that everyone could continue to participate at that Last Supper table with him. They could never be mere observers.

Daily Easter Reflections: When I served as a college campus minister, a significant part of my job was to plan and accompany students on service immersion trips during school breaks. These trips took us to places from Native American reservations in northwest and southeast Montana; to inner-city settings in East Los Angeles, Cincinnati and Kansas City; to the mountains of Guatemala.