In the fifth reflection in his series, Forming Conscience in Extraordinary Times, Carl Middleton offers a Passionist ecological examination of conscience that invites us to give thanks for creation, recognize where we have caused harm and choose ways to heal our relationship with Earth and one another.
We must recognize Christ in the suffering of people and creation, listen to their cries and respond with compassion and care.
In the fourth of his series Forming Conscience in Extraordinary Times, Carl Middleton explores how integral ecology and the Passionist charism call us to recognize the connections between care for creation, human suffering and compassionate action.
Today’s Gospel calls us to extend mercy to others.
In the latest reflection in his Forming Conscience in Extraordinary Times series, Carl Middleton explores how the “numbing of conscience” can leave us feeling powerless in the face of suffering and offers the “4 Rs” as a practical path from moral distress to compassionate action.
In the second of his series Forming Conscience in Extraordinary Times, Carl Middleton explores how Scripture, Church teaching, science, prayer, sincerity and the common good can help us discern how we are called to respond to creation.
In the first reflection in his new series, Forming Conscience in Extraordinary Times, Carl Middleton considers the Season of Creation theme, “Living Water,” connecting Ezekiel’s vision of hope and healing with the realities of drought, water shortages and a changing landscape in Colorado.
Jesús responde: Amarás al Señor, tu Dios, con todo tu corazón, con toda tu alma y con toda tu mente….
Jesus responds: “Love God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind.
Alguna vez has ofendido a alguien y le has pedido perdón y luego te has preguntado ¿si realmente te perdonó?