Pastor's Letter
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's Meditation features Ilia Delio reminding us that even in the midst of all the division we see, there is a "we." She dialogues with Einstein and Teilhard on the evolution of that "we." "Where there is love, there is the quest for life. Ultimately, to love is to see the truth of the other, to see as God sees, to see the whole. Only with the eye of the heart can one see the truth of reality, which is why love is our best teacher."
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's Meditation features the life wisdom of Hopi Native American Chief White Eagle.
We invite you to join us as we commit ourselves to working tirelessly to end systemic and structural racism in our society, in the church, in healthcare, in the workplace--wherever it shows up so that everyone may come to have more abundant life. May this meditation nourish our contemplative-active hearts and sustain all of us in action.
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's Meditation Comes to us from Jim McDermott, a Jesuit priest who serves as an editor of America. He writes, "3 Prayer Tips that will improve your life whether you are a person of faith or not." This is an excerpt from the article. Enjoy! and enjoy dessert, too.
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Today's Meditation was inspired by a newsclip on PBS celebrating the dedication of the The Embrace Memorial in Tucson, Arizona commemorating the place and event where Representative Gabby Gifford was shot as she tried to bring "Congress to Your Corner."
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Dear Friends,
We hope that you are safe and well.
Yesterday we celebrated the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus. Jean in her homily shared the story of a little girl in the 4th grade responding to the question why is the Baptism of Jesus important by saying: "Because that's when He got His job."
Read more: MEDITATION 564: Richard Rohr and Marfy Luti let our job/mission echo (1/10/22)