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Far too often we crucify others and ourselves because of this ignorance: we don’t know how much we are loved....
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We can be big-hearted and we can be petty, and this can change from one hour to the next depending on what’s meeting us in life....
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Br Mark O'Connor reports live from Rome on the Extraordinary Consistory of Cardinals. This is his first 'sounding'. ...
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David Brooks is known as one of America’s leading public intellectuals, a longtime columnist for The New York Times and now a staff writer at The Atlantic....
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Pope Leo on the ultimate aim of technological progress....
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One thing that is for sure is that patience is the key – patience with myself, as a parent, and patience with my child, who is learning....
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To receive the peace of Christ, is to allow ourselves to be disarmed from our positions, ideologies, fears, self-protection, hard heartedness, desire for revenge, self-and-other judgement....
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No one denies that AI is useful. The question is whether the same can be said of us. Perhaps we can take comfort from the fact that AI has been part of life, in the church and elsewhere, for centuries....
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It’s not easy to be sincere, given the baffling complexities of our minds and hearts. It’s hard to dig beneath it all to touch who we really are....
Far too often we crucify others and ourselves because of this ignorance: we don’t know how much we are loved....
We can be big-hearted and we can be petty, and this can change from one hour to the next depending on what’s meeting us in life....
Br Mark O'Connor reports live from Rome on the Extraordinary Consistory of Cardinals. This is his first 'sounding'. ...
David Brooks is known as one of America’s leading public intellectuals, a longtime columnist for The New York Times and now a staff writer at The Atlantic....
Pope Leo on the ultimate aim of technological progress....
One thing that is for sure is that patience is the key – patience with myself, as a parent, and patience with my child, who is learning....
To receive the peace of Christ, is to allow ourselves to be disarmed from our positions, ideologies, fears, self-protection, hard heartedness, desire for revenge, self-and-other judgement....
No one denies that AI is useful. The question is whether the same can be said of us. Perhaps we can take comfort from the fact that AI has been part of life, in the church and elsewhere, for centuries....
It’s not easy to be sincere, given the baffling complexities of our minds and hearts. It’s hard to dig beneath it all to touch who we really are....