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Palm Sunday is the beginning of Holy Week and the time we hear of our Lord’s passion for us and remember the last week of his human life:...

In the readings for Lent Five (John 11:1-45; Ezekiel 37:1-14; Psalm 130; and Romans 8:6-11.) we see and hear a foretaste of resurrection...

This week the readings seem to invite us to explore how God sees us, how well or blindly we see, and how this process of being seen, of...

To be human is to be thirsty – for water, meaning, security, adventure, relationship, belonging – for life. The stories this week (Lent...

We tend to think of Lent as unmitigated suffering and heaviness but in this second week of the season of Lent we have this beautiful...

Lent is a season of certainties and mysteries. The great certainty of God’s unending love for us expressed in the passion of Jesus for us...

From dust you came and to dust you shall return. A mediation on dust. (Ash Wednesday. Matthew 6:1-21: Joel 2:1-2, 12-17; Psalm 51:1-17;...

On Palm Sunday we usually gather in a crowd and remember that first crowd waving palms. This year we need to go deeper and inward.

In the shadow of suffering and death we are invited to see a foretaste of resurrection.

We both desire to be seen and loved for who we are and we fear being seen. This week we are invited to see as God sees.

Water is the literal and spiritual source of life. Jesus offers living water to those who thirst.

Lent is not only about abstinence and suffering. We are also invited to be reborn into new life.