Sr Kathryn’s Podcast - Touching the Sunrise
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
"See how they love one another!" From the origin of Christianity, people were so attracted by the joy they saw in the followers of Jesus that they eventually felt they no longer could tenably hold to their viewpoints and prior beliefs. This joy and this love then spills over into legal and social action, ministries of justice, and service to the most vulnerable.
Pope Benedict XVI stated in his book Christianity and the Crisis of Cultures: "Our greatest need in the present historical moment is people who make God credible in this world by means of the enlightened faith they live. ... We need men who keep their eyes fixed on God, learning from him what true humanity means ... so their hearts can open the hearts of others"
So here are some suggestions for this Christmas and holiday season.
New perspectives on our lives in 2020
Everything I get to do, is truly a privilege
Setting the new year on a solid foundation--not resolutions!
Easter in December
Christmas Lights
When it is hard to be joyful at Christmas
Be the Christmas You Celebrate
5 Learning for Midlife: 5 - Leave the door open into the unknown
5 Learnings for Midlife: 4 - Expect grace and generosity of spirit…in yourself and others.
5 Learnings for Midlife: 3 - To go forward we must stop looking back.
5 Learnings for Midlife: 2 - Be attentive to pockets of possibility.
5 Learnings for Midlife: 1 - We have to get lost in order to find ourselves.
The journey to holiness begins with a Face
Stop looking in the rear-view mirror
A book that shows me who Jesus is
How not to become the elder brother
Getting Free from Sticky Thoughts
For Those Who Wander a Call to Faith
Walk in Complete Trust in Jesus
Risk Believing in Divine Possibilities
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The Bible Recap
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)