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How Do We Pray?
There are moments, especially in a group setting, when prayer begins with a hesitation that is difficult to explain. Someone is asked to pray,…
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A Day of Stations
Every year during Holy Week, we find ourselves returning to a familiar path. Not necessarily the same roads or the same churches, but the…
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Faith After Abundance
There was a time when faith felt closely tied to energy. Church was not only a place of worship, but also a place of…
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We Were Never the Victim
My wife and I stood among the faithful, palms in our hands, attending the Mass of Palm Sunday. There is a particular beauty in…
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Returning Without Presence
I recently found myself attending a high school reunion, though not in the way such gatherings are usually experienced. The reunion took place in…
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The Simplicity That We Resist
In many spiritual traditions, especially within Christian prayer, one often hears the language of “emptying ourselves.” The phrase appears simple, yet it carries a…
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Faith Across Denominational Lines
I recently exchanged messages with a member of the church I used to attend in my homeland. I have been living abroad for decades…
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When Faith Resists Grace
Some stories conclude neatly. The culprit is named, motives are clarified, and order is restored. Others resist that closure. They resolve the plot but…
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Awakening Without Privilege
In recent years, stories of awakening have circulated widely. Near death experiences, sudden conversions, spiritual breakthroughs, and moments of existential rupture appear in books,…
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Where Medicine Ends and Love Continues
The past month did not feel like a normal stretch of days. It did not move forward in a straight line. It thickened. Time…
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When the Furniture of Scripture Is Moved
For most Christians, the Bible does not feel like a document that is still being edited. It feels settled, received, and given. Its words,…
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The Gift of the Final Days
My mother-in-law suffered a stroke and fractured her hip in December last year. She was hospitalized on December 22, 2025. From that day onward,…