Finding Self in the Inner Sanctuary
In a place of sacred pause, calm, and clarity, you can find yourself.
A little lectio for praying-as-you-go
In a place of sacred pause, calm, and clarity, you can find yourself.
We atone, but always with hope in the Resurrection. How do you approach God: with confidence in his mercy or temerity?
Lent reminds us that perfection is never the goal, even for those called to avowed life.
Unbalanced relationships threaten to harden us. Spiritual Reading creates the space and grace to soften our hearts even when we feel desperate and isolated.
“It was not until I lost my hearing that I started learning to listen .”
Love of neighbor requires holding our tongue and not correcting others, says Catherine of Sienna and this month’s author.
Tears can be holy water if we are brave enough to share our grief and joy and ecstasy and despair with others.
A literary pilgrimage leads to a new openness to trust and hope.
Two spiritual seekers—one a Trappist monk and the other a journalist—ponder the universal questions about the meaning of life through death.
Those on the path toward greater spiritual freedom and love find strength in a very undramatic and almost unnoticeable ways when they avoid letting egos and self-preoccupations to take over.