Spirituality

"We can miss beautiful moments because something on our phones is more important than a smile or simple hello," writes Sr. Jennifer Wilson.

The church does not have a private banquet, but is called to proclaim that God's banquet is prepared for everyone.

The flourishing of religious life in Africa depends on caring for the inner lives of those who serve.

St. Francis of Assisi reminds us that aligning ourselves with the most vulnerable is how we change the world around us.

Horizons - A children's home in the Andes excels at sheltering, caring for, welcoming, loving and forming bonds. These verbs take on a concrete, real meaning there, because they are not only heard but also seen and felt.

On this Sunday, the word of God draws attention to the consistency between thought, word and action; indeed, the readings highlight the value of justice, mercy and the capacity for personal conversion.

Horizons - As a religious sister, I'm not a traditional parishioner. But while I may not have a parish home in the way I once knew, I do have many "homes" that are places of prayer.

Theologians' Corner - Jesus wants us to know that the kingdom of God doesn't judge us by our abilities or inabilities, our production or our lack thereof. God judges us worthy of everything simply for existing.