Monthly Archives: June 2007

“In my opinion, being in Church for that first Amen is a sign, an indication of one’s humility. And where humility is, its opposite is sin. The sin is not disturbing other people. The other people in Church are not … Continue reading →

If you believe firmly that God cares for you, then you do not need to worry about the body, nor need you be concerned about discovering ways how to conduct your life. If, however, you doubt God’s care, and want … Continue reading →

for Mohammed told me so.” A little more than a year ago, the Rev. Dr. Ann Holmes Redding found herself at the doorway of a new world, Islam, and wasn’t quite sure how she got there. As she reflected on … Continue reading →

When we had our first child – a friend of mine had a good laugh when he observed me thoroughly washing off the pacifier that had fallen from my daughter’s mouth. He, a father of four older children, said: “You … Continue reading →

A priest friend of mine, who used to serve as a Cop in New York City, tells of Mother Teresa’s visit to the Big Apple. He’d always admired Mother Teresa’s work among the destitute in India and hoped he would … Continue reading →