The soul craves deep connection, but getting there isn’t always straightforward.
Read MoreIndependence is not a path that leads to deep connection. And yet, so often that’s the gravel road we travel.
Read MoreLearning to love not in part, but in full, in the simple moments of everyday life.
Read MoreSlowing down has had its advantages, but over the last two weeks, I’ve had a nagging feeling that I am falling behind.
Read MoreChange that lasts can’t come all at once. Here are a few ways we are moving toward a slower-paced lifestyle—a beginning, but certainly not the end.
Read MoreHow our family is recalibrating in the new year, adjusting our lives to a slower way.
Read MoreI fought back tears as I watched him in the restaurant. The man couldn’t have been any older than fifty or sixty at most, and yet his body curved like a much-older man. His back was stooped over, his shoulders tight, his knees looked like they might buckle beneath him. It appeared as if even standing caused him pain.
Read MoreLast night I awoke to the sound of a door opening down the hall. Bare feet made their way toward our bedroom. My head lifted off the pillow to see our eight-year-old son at the end of our bed.
Read MoreTo push past all that stands to divide us and the watered-down community we’ve come to accept, “life together” has to be more than a party line. Our souls ache for more.
Read MoreThree ways to approach the holidays when gathering isn’t easy.
Read MoreA SHORT-BUT-TRUE STORY. The sky was dark, but not dark enough. I could see the weariness in my neighbor’s eyes as she told me about the breast cancer.
Read MoreTHE SACRED INVITATION IN EVERYDAY THINGS. How paying attention to and pursuing the things that stir our souls point us to the love of the Father.
Read MoreA list of additional resources for moving toward authentic, daily relationship with God and with people.
Read More“YOU CAN’T HAVE ONE WITHOUT THE OTHER” Pursuing presence with God and with people is not mutually exclusive. We need them both.
Read More“COMMUNION WITH GOD” Humanity didn’t need a quick fix, but a sacred communion with the Divine.
Read More“INTENTIONALITY” We are people in need of presence, of proximity to both God and to each other. And right now, in the age of pandemic, none of our usual substitutes are working.
Read More“A STARTING POINT” I don’t pretend to have answers, not a pill to dull the pain produced by our inability to even breathe the same air. But I’m ready to ask the questions…
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