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“Happy the one who finds wisdom, the one who gains understanding! Her profit is better than profit in silver, and better than gold is her revenue.” Proverbs 3:13-14 “He said, “The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of God has been given to you; but to other I speak…
Dogs are mentioned more than a dozen times in the Bible. St. Francis of Assisi talked to the animals and even tamed a wolf because he believed they were creatures of God, like us. And of course dog is God spelled backward. What do we mean when we say that?…
A few years back, during a leadership seminar, the topic of motivation was discussed. The instructor noted that, while people really need to motivate themselves, it is possible to create an environment that is conducive to motivation. “Catch them when they’re doing something right,” he said. Do we? Is this…
Life is about living, right? COVID-19, its restrictions, and how it all changed our world has certainly taught us that. But to live and to be fully alive requires action. And that means adding more verbs to our vocabulary. Here are some to help guide you on your way. Seek….
We’ve lived among a pandemic for more than one year. I remember my disappointment last Easter at not being able to enjoy the annual rituals during Holy Week. I was depressed that I was not able to join with my faith community on Easter Sunday. Watching it online was just…