This land was made for you and me
I first met Eduardo in the Naples jail in 2018. He had been caught driving without a license. This predicament is common among many of… Read More »This land was made for you and me
I first met Eduardo in the Naples jail in 2018. He had been caught driving without a license. This predicament is common among many of… Read More »This land was made for you and me
I am convinced that what ties the past and the present and what foreshadows a future filled with hope in the schools and ministries which… Read More »The RSHM Legacy: The Human Person as an Embodied Spirit
Over the last several years, the Black Lives Matter movement, anti-Asian sentiment arising during the pandemic, and the rejection of immigrants and refugees at our… Read More »Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in faith communities
During Lent, the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, NYC, invited speakers for a Novena of Grace of St. Francis Xavier. The following reflection is from… Read More »Grace: “What are you looking for?”
I confess to having felt some ambivalence when I was asked to join the Synod Task Force for our Area. I have not been that… Read More »Journeying Together: Synod and Synodality
The Grace of Mercy Today’s gospel tells the iconic story of mercy as it was told by Jesus and expressed in religion, art, and literature… Read More »Reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Lent
God’s Love and Mercy The readings for the Third Sunday in Lent call us to listen to God’s words of love and compassion in the… Read More »Reflection for the Third Sunday of Lent
Notes of Gratitude to the RSHM Thank You, Thank You, Thank You Sisters: I had the good fortune to attend St. Thomas Aquinas Grammar School… Read More »We Are Grateful
Notes of Gratitude to the RSHM I am sending these words of thanks to you remarkable women, whom I have admired and tried to emulate… Read More »We Are Grateful
We Are Beloved “From the shining cloud the Father’s voice is heard: This is MY BELOVED….” Mt 17:5 Since the beginning of the public ministry… Read More »Reflection for the Second Sunday of Lent