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Diversity in the Ordinary
Today's Readings Here we are amid the fall, closing in on the cusp of the great Advent season with many of us perhaps enrolled in...

Sue Delvaux
Oct 21, 20231 min read


My Companions
Today's Readings Jessica reminds us to express gratitude to those who walk with us on our faith journeys.

Jessica Curbis
Oct 18, 20231 min read


St. Teresa of Avila: A Spiritual Companion
So much has been said about St. Teresa of Avila. As one of four female Doctors of the Church, Teresa has been a source of inspiration for...

Jane Aseltyne
Oct 15, 20232 min read


Slow to Anger
Readings This week, Jessica reflects on God's (sometimes frustrating) abundant generosity in giving grace.

Jessica Curbis
Oct 11, 20231 min read


Inviting God into Our Anxieties
Today's Readings Today’s passage from Paul’s Letter to the Philippians is a source of comfort for many people that I know. However, for...

Mary Beth Keenan
Oct 8, 20232 min read


Praise God - On Laudate Deum
The Pope is probably the furthest from the periphery you could get when considering voices in the Church. However, yesterday Pope Francis...

Jennifer Delvaux
Oct 5, 20234 min read


Advocacy: Nehemiah’s bravery for his people
Today's Readings This passage is about Nehemiah’s appeal to the Persian king for the sake of Israel’s restoration. Nehemiah advocates for...

Allison Bobzien
Oct 4, 20231 min read


Not only...but also
It was my eighth-grade graduation, and I was standing alone in front of an audience. My small school had a tradition where each student...

Allison Bobzien
Sep 30, 20233 min read


Being Vincentian
Today's Readings In the style of St. Vincent, Jessica invites us to share our prayer reflection so that we can learn from each other.

Jessica Curbis
Sep 27, 20231 min read


Abundance, Not Scarcity
Today's Readings When reading today’s Gospel, I was sincerely challenged on a response to the parable of the Workers in the Vineyard. All...

Sara Ann Conneely
Sep 23, 20232 min read


Broken
There's a sign that hangs in my kitchen that says, “If you think my hands are full, you should see my heart.” I love this sign because on...

Elizabeth Kos
Sep 21, 20233 min read


Faith Renewing
Today's Readings Jessica reminds us to not take our faith for granted.

Jessica Curbis
Sep 20, 20231 min read


Be Forgiven and Forgive
Today's Readings One of the phrases I have unabashedly preached as a parent is: There’s nothing we can’t work through, as long as you’re...

Jenny Snarski
Sep 16, 20233 min read


Identity and Liberation
Renita Weems Renita Weems is a prolific author, ordained minister, and the first African American woman to have completed a PhD in Old...

Allison Bobzien
Sep 14, 20232 min read


Christ Behind, Below, All Around
Today's Readings This week, Jessica reflects on Paul's reminder of Christ's presence in everything

Jessica Curbis
Sep 13, 20231 min read


A Look at The Eucharistic Revival Parish Experience
Perhaps many of you have heard of and some of you may have experienced the Eucharistic Revival in your parishes. An initiative of the...

Sue Delvaux
Sep 11, 20233 min read


The Complexities of Loving All Our Neighbors
Today's Readings I am going on my third year as a resident of Chicago. Living in Hyde Park is like living in a microcosm of the world....

Jane Aseltyne
Sep 9, 20233 min read


Caught in the Web
I have a MA in Systematic Theology. There was a moment early on where a reality of theology hit me. My professor was walking through the...

Jennifer Delvaux
Sep 7, 20233 min read


Sharing the Good News
Today's Readings Jessica reflects on our daily opportunity to be like Paul and Timothy.

Jessica Curbis
Sep 6, 20231 min read


Faithfulness not Success
As a little girl, I was a bit of an odd child. I had a slight fascination with Mother Teresa. One of my earliest memories of playing at...

Patty Breen
Sep 5, 20232 min read
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