Reflections

Daily reflections rooted in Jesus’ message of love, justice, and mercy, offering spiritual nourishment for your journey.

Sabbath Thought: “Come to Me, All Who Are Weary…”
Jesus offers rest in an increasingly chaotic world. This is an invitation to step away from the noise and return to the peace your soul was made for....
Jesus Wasn’t a Nationalist (and That Shouldn’t Be Controversial)
Jesus didn’t preach nationalism; He preached the kingdom of God. This reflection explores why that difference matters, and what it means for Christians in a world obsessed with power and borders....
Wednesday Social Justice Round-Up
Pentagon Withdraws Troops from LA, Asylum Revoked for most of Central America, Luisiana Poor Abandoned in Raw Sewage....
BREAKING ALERT: US to Incinerate 500 Tons of Lifesaving Food.
We are called to feed the hungry. America chose to incinerate the bread instead....
How to Talk to Your Loved Ones About Christian Nationalism
Guidance for gentle, hopeful conversations amid painful faith and family divides. "I feel like I'm losing them, and it breaks my heart."...
Welcome! Why I Started Message from the Margins
"Let the Church always be a place where Truth and Compassion meet in the hearts of humankind"...
When the World Breaks Our Hearts
Even in our deepest grief, God weeps with us, holds us close, and promises that this is not the end....
The Harvest Is Ready. Will You Go?
Jesus tells us the harvest is abundant, but the laborers are few. It’s time to step up, live the Beatitudes, and proclaim the kingdom in how we live, and when necessary, with our words....
The Kingdom Where the Lowly Are Lifted Up and the Mighty Humbled
“In God’s Kingdom, the humble and the mighty stand together, lifted by love.”...
The Mystery of God’s Love for the Poor
As Congress abandons the poor and sick, and detention centers flood, we are called to stand firm in love and justice. Here’s what’s happening, why it matters, and how you can help today....
An American Parable
Read this Parable and see how it makes you feel. It reveals how far we’ve strayed from Jesus’ call to love the stranger and challenges us to change, now....
Here's to the LGBTQ+ People Who Keep Climbing the Tree
In the Gospel of St....
Older posts