Antidote to the Venom of Poisonous Hatred
As 2023 closes, I wanted to draw your attention to a book that did not make it in time for …
Tag Archives: Forgiveness
Further along the Penitential Pilgrimage
On this National Indigenous Peoples Day – I want to reflect on the event almost a year ago when Pope …
The Appalling Fantasy of Hope
Brian Stewart of “The Bulwark” is bewildered that the Pope would say “weapons are not the solution” to what Stewart …
Walking toward Forgiveness: The Penitential Pilgrimage
From “A Day of Small Beginnings” back on April 1 of this year, Pope Francis landed in Edmonton on Sunday …
“Become my Son”
Truth and Reconciliation is a profound process that takes longer, costs more, and is messier than one can imagine. Here …
Hundreds of Tiny Threads
Chains do not hold a marriage together. It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads, which sew people together through the …
The Grievance Narratives
There’s a way of lodging our complaints that kind of looks like this scene in hell: impassioned protests of legitimate …
More Enigma Than Dogma 
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