“There is nothing more consequential than our notion of God. God is the tender one who calls us to be in the world,” said Fr.
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“Scarcity, like separation, like us versus them, is an illusion. We need to build a longer table, not a wall,” said Fr. Gregory Boyle, SJ,
Love, Fr. Gregory Boyle said recently, is greater than the virus. “We know love never fails,” Boyle said earlier this spring in a “Thought for
“Every now and then, giants show up in our lives,” said the Rev. Traci deVon Blackmon. “They are uninvited and unexpected, but all of us
“Elijah put aside his preconceived notions of how God works in order to receive God’s blessings — even if those blessings came from ravens,” said
“A lifetime of service to others is a life well spent for some people,” said the Rev. Traci deVon Blackmon in her homily on Wednesday,
“Story matters. We have thousands of years of sacred story, stories of the peoples’ journey with God,” said the Rev. Traci DeVon Blackmon. “Stories shape
The Apostle Peter declared at Pentecost what the prophet Joel said would become standard, that “all believers will be empowered to prophesy, to dream what
“What to me is the Fourth of July?” asked the Rev. Traci DeVon Blackmon. “Will its great principles and social justice be extended to people
“The mystics wrote more extensively about the Song of Solomon, or called the Song of Songs, than any other book in the Bible,” said the
“What do you long for most? What is most precious to you?” the Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas asked the viewers of the Thursday, July 2, morning
“In this precarious time, it is good to go back to basics and claim the deep wisdom of our faith traditions,” said the Rev. Margaret
“How do we pray when the land itself is mourning, the people languish, and even the fish are perishing? How do we pray about the
“We are in a social and ecological emergency, and the only way to protect the earth is to transform our society with unprecedented speed,” said
Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas addresses Chautauquans for the first time virtually during the Service of Worship and Sermon on Sunday, June 28. Bullitt-Jonas recorded her sermon
As the first chaplain-in-residence for the 2020 CHQ Assembly, the Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas is hoping to “provide people with emotional and spiritual resilience” in her