After completing an exercise in self-concept and self-identity I asked, Who am I? Contrary to what the world teaches, I am not my accomplishments; rather, those are manifestations of God’s gifts to me. I’m just me; that’s who I am. And I’m fine with that.
The communion of saints isn’t a sentimental myth. It is our lived reality, our extended family. We are never alone nor unsupported. We live in a supernatural solidarity.
A sweet board book for ages 1-3
In this month packed with powerhouse saints, where do I fit in?
An Ignatian contemplation of the Gospel of Luke chapter 12: Will Jesus come through for me?