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“For we saw his star when it rose and have come to worship him.” — It’s a dull, grey day and there’s an emptiness around

Do we see in this Holy Child our innate need to return to the very basic thing… Simply to be conformed to the loving embrace

The theme for the third week of Advent is Joy. One thing that I’ve thought about this year is the relationship between gratitude and joy.

What’s not to love about John the Baptist? Frankly, just about everything if you happen to be the object of his acidic critiques. But John

The Lighting of the First Candle: Waiting for the Shepherd The First Sunday of Advent We Remember the Meaning of Advent Advent is a word

Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s classic book A Gift from the Sea emerged from a month Anne spent in silence and solitude on an island on the Atlantic

  The Ascension changed everything, for the event discloses a great mystery: that to be God is, in essence, to be human, to be flesh

What then did the earliest Christians mean when they said that Jesus of Nazareth had been raised from the dead? They cannot have meant that,