Day by day, we can look for ways to be a person for others as a way of life, in our family, our neighborhood, our world.
‘Becoming our parents’ isn’t necessarily a bad thing
I don’t want to fear diversity, or become that person who mutters, “I don’t want to get involved.”
Gun numbed: What is gun violence doing to our collective psyches?
In the wake of seemingly endless American gun violence and countless mass shootings, we’re numb.
O Life! O Death! O Mystery!
Jesus taught us, despite his fear in the garden, how to die well — with integrity and commitment.
The mental health crisis crosses all boundaries and ages
We’re all called to love unconditionally, to be the Prodigal’s father welcoming with open arms, to open our doors to a wider perimeter.
Living my Lenten discipline through the lessons of Black History Month
King’s long-ago observation rang true: The 11 o’clock hour on Sunday is the most segregated in America.