Daily Meditation for January 18, 2022
In her book, Running with Expanding Heart, Sister Mary Reuter describes the interdependence of California redwood trees. These giant sequoias can stand 300 feet high and spread almost 30 feet […]
Entries by Mary Jackle
Daily Meditation for January 17, 2022
We’re often told to let go—good advice if we’re talking about grudges, hoarded possessions, hurtful relationships, and habits and ideas that no longer bring new life. But the opposite advice—hang […]
Daily Meditation for January 14, 2202
As we moved through the season of Advent, we were in a time of preparation: preparation for the celebration of the coming of the most precious Gift of all time. […]
Daily Meditation for January 13, 2022
The clothing room of a Catholic Charities Refugee Welcoming Center would not be a likely place to play with dolls…but the pale, thin, perhaps 6-year old-girl from Honduras who spoke […]
Daily Meditation for January 12, 2022
During this second week of the New Year, 2022, we might be thinking about our New Year’s resolutions and how we are hoping to improve our lives, behaviors, relationships and […]
Daily Meditation for January 11, 2022
Joey began sobbing before the Christmas tree. His grief was noted by big sister who inquired about the sadness. Christmas was past now, and he got some favorite toys. He […]
Daily Meditation for January 10, 2022
Recently we heard from Paul’s letter to the Corinthians that “there are different kinds of gifts but the same Spirit, and there are different kinds of service but the same […]
Daily Meditation for January 7, 2022
It seems that for many of us, we are always “on the go.” Driving, walking, running, shuffling, or flying from place to place. Wherever we are going, it seems we […]
Daily Meditation for January 6, 2022
Dom Helder Camara, also a writer of Radio Clips, the beloved Archbishop in the poorest diocese in Northeastern Brazil—and yet known throughout the world—listened and heard God, listened and conversed […]
Daily Meditation for January 5, 2022
An elderly man walked boldly across the street, his white cane guiding him. A woman of similar age hobbled with him, clutching his arm for support, her eyes on the […]
