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Month: November 2015

November 16, 2015

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Thin Places
This week’s featured book: In the Sanctuary of Women by Jan L. Richardson Today’s Reflection In Celtic spiritual traditions, the fluidity of time extends far beyond the stories of the saints. We encounter it, for instance, in the notion of thin places: spaces where the veil between worlds becomes transparent, and heaven and earth meet. […]
Power of Christ
This week’s featured book: In the Sanctuary of Women by Jan L. Richardson Today’s Reflection The stories of the saints are replete with displays of influence over the elements, animals, and other people; they could also alter the course of illness, injury, and even death. Most important, the miraculous signs and wonders that weave through […]
Trace the Lines
This week’s featured book: In the Sanctuary of Women by Jan L. Richardson Today’s Reflection Eve challenges us to look at where we have come from and to look again. She beckons us to consider how we tell our stories, how we participate in the making of them and the telling of them. Her story […]
Mother of Life
This week’s featured book: Writings of Julian of Norwich by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, Editor Today’s Reflection This fair, lovely word, Mother, is so sweet and kind in itself that it may not be truly said of any or to any but of and to him who is the true Mother of life and everything. The properties […]
All Will Be Well
This week’s featured book: Writings of Julian of Norwich by Keith Beasley-Topliffe, Editor Today’s Reflection And for the tender love that our good Lord has for all who will be saved, he comforts quickly and sweetly, explaining in this way: “It is true that sin is the cause of all this pain, but all will […]

Daily Bread

What’s Wrong with the World?
There is an oft-heard story that The London Times posed a question to readers at the turn of the twentieth century. What’s wrong with the world? That’s quite the question, isn’t it? Someone might quickly respond, “Well, how much time do you have for me to tell you?” And that would be fair, as there […]
Golden Scars
In the Netherlands, a group of fashion designers offer a “Golden Joinery” workshop. Inspired by the Japanese technique Kintsugi, where broken porcelain is visibly repaired with gold, participants collaborate in mending clothes in ways that highlight the mending work rather than trying to mask it. Those who are invited bring “a dear but broken garment […]
Stronger than Hate
Within twenty-four hours of his mother Sharonda’s tragic death, Chris found himself uttering these powerful, grace-filled words: “Love is stronger than hate.” His mother, along with eight others, had been killed at a Wednesday night Bible study in Charleston, South Carolina. What was it that had so shaped this teenager’s life that these words could […]
Listening Beyond the Stars
Imagine life without mobile phones, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth devices, or microwave ovens. That’s the way it is in the little town of Green Bank, West Virginia, known as “the quietest town in America.” It’s also the location of the Green Bank Observatory, the world’s largest steerable radio telescope. The telescope needs “quiet” to “listen” to […]
A Singer’s Heart
The praise song drifted downstairs . . . at 6:33 on a Saturday morning. I didn’t think anyone was awake, but my youngest daughter’s scratchy voice proved me wrong. She was barely conscious, but there was already a song on her lips. My youngest is a singer. In fact, she can’t not sing. She sings […]

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