Persist. Together.
The following is my homily for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C. The readings can be found here. I know that there are many people in the world that do not believe in miracles, but I had… Read More
Breaking In The Habit
Reflections of a Friar in Training
Never Forget
Every year we’re reminded to “Never Forget.” But what do we mean?
Called to Justice
“Love one another as I have loved you.” How do we do that in our world today?
Dr. King, Old Testament Prophet
Dr. King was not just a revolutionary, he was a prophet of God
If You Want Peace… Community Organize
A few years ago, I wrote a post entitled “If You Want Peace, Work For Justice” that made this distinction between social charity and social justice: charity identifies a need and fulfills it while justice asks why there was a need in the first… Read More
Franciscan Justice: A Life of Minority
As I’ve mentioned on a few occasions, one of the defining characteristics of Franciscans (and one of the main reasons that I was drawn to this life in the first place) is our call to peace and justice… Read More
Ecological Justice
When Catholics speak about “justice,” we tend to think about things such as the fair treatment of workers, peace, living wages, freedom from enslavement, etc. The images that come to mind are almost exclusively economic and peace related…. Read More
