Soul Food and Homilies
Wisdom, it is often said, means remembering what we have always known as children and have forgotten as adults. We forget, unfortunately, because the “slings and arrows of outrageous fortune” have...
July is St. Ignatius de Loyola’s month, so to speak, since we celebrate his feast on July 31. So much has been written on his Spiritual Exercises and what I would like to share is just a very small...
Who among us has not drank from the cup of suffering? It could be an unexpected illness, an accident, psychological difficulties, troubled relationships, betrayal, loss of meaning, death of a loved...
New year is always a good time to begin something new. It is not a severance of the past though, but a continuation. I like to see my journey not as a straight line but a spiral going up. What...