On walks toward the water, passing through the marketplace, I began to notice the growing presence of migrant workers. In this shrinking fishing village, foreign faces have become part of the landscape.
In Malawi, families have been left without food after recent years of drought and cyclones. Responding with a traveling feeding program, Presentation Sisters have become more deeply aware of communities' struggles.
For more than a year, a network of community leaders has provided public witness, solidarity and mutual aid in support of detained immigrant neighbors and their families at the ICE facility in Newark, New Jersey.
Theologians' Corner - This Sunday liturgy invites us to believe that God is not a solitary patriarch on a throne but a living, loving and active Trinitarian relationship.
Horizons - Monasticism is an attempt to embody in the most radical way the ideal that was manifested in the first Jerusalem community immediately after the descent of the Holy Spirit.
The brainchild of WOC Executive Director Kate McElwee, the "Not if, But How — Reforming Institutions" panel gathered two sociologists and a political scientist to explore concrete strategies for changing institutions.
"It can sometimes be the tiniest things in nature that arouse wonder in us," writes Sr. Anne Henson. "Being receptive and attentive to that sense of wonder could transform the world."
Like the astronauts aboard Artemis II, we are not alone, and when we work together as a community, we can experience our strength and find hope in the next possible emergence.
Theologians' Corner - God does not wait for us to have everything figured out. Instead, he gives us his Spirit in the middle of our confusion. A question remains — where in your life are you still "behind closed doors"?
