Posts Tagged ‘Reflection’
Finding Peace in a Time of Fear and Anxiety by Rev. Yanchy Lacska, PhD
I followed the progress of the Buddhist monks on their Walk for Peace that began in October in Fort Worth, Texas, and concluded on February 10th in Washington, D.C. They walked 2300 miles promoting peace, compassion, and nonviolence throughout their pilgrimage, on sunny days, rainy days, and on cold and snowy winter days. I made…
Read MoreSPIRITUALITY, DOUBT, FAITH by Rev. Yanchy Lacska, PhD
A couple of Christmases ago, my children bought me the gift of Storyworth. Each week, a question appeared in my email for me to write about my life. One day, the question was Have You Ever Doubted Your Faith?
Read More“I was a stranger, and you welcomed me” (Matthew 25:35)
A Statement from the Sisters of St. Scholastica and the Conference of Benedictine Prioresses on Immigration
Read MoreLife Coaching by Jayne Erickson, OSB
Sister Jayne would love to accompany you on a journey toward greater joy and fulfillment.
Read MoreWhat is your favorite part of being a Sister? by Gretchen Johnston, OSB
My favorite part of being a Sister is living in community. Living in close quarters with people of different backgrounds and generations does get irksome sometimes, but…
Read MoreMessage about McCabe Renewal Center
Dear Beloved Community,
With a mixture of gratitude for the past and hope for the future, I write to inform you of a significant change regarding our McCabe Renewal Center.
Read More“I left a light on.” –God by Warren Bradbury
It must be the seven large windows, almost floor to ceiling. They are full of light, but I am stuck in the certainty that each day there is less
Read More“The Practice of Starting Over” by Victor Klimoski
Several years ago, my friend Sean shared his daily practice of zazen. Every morning, first thing, he would sit for an hour of meditation. “It has changed my life,” he said. Who would not perk up at such testimony? Who would not want a practice that would change their lives?
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