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En la última reflexión de su serie *Formar la conciencia en tiempos extraordinarios*, Carl Middleton explora cómo el «adormecimiento de la conciencia» puede dejarnos con una sensación de impotencia ante el sufrimiento, y propone las «4 R» como un camino práctico para transitar de la angustia moral a la acción compasiva.
September 14 and 15 hold special meaning for the Passionist Family. As we celebrate the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and Our Lady of Sorrows, Fr. Mike Higgins, CP, invites us to look again at the Cross as a sign of God’s boundless love and to stand with Mary, whose faithful presence reminds us how to accompany those who suffer.
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.
In this reflection, Fr. Mike Higgins, C.P., looks to the life of Blessed Dominic Barberi as a reminder to trust God’s call, persevere through seasons of waiting and build bridges of faith and unity.
This reflection by Fr. Johnson Emmanuel, CP, invites us to rediscover water as our oldest intimacy, a sacred gift that carries life, reveals God’s presence and calls us to protect the waters that sustain us.
Follow the current of “Living Water” through Scripture and discover how God’s gift of water invites us into deeper gratitude, trust, connection and care for all creation.
Fr. Mike Higgins, CP, reflects on the importance of retreat ministry as a place where the Passionists welcome people into prayer, help them encounter God in the realities of their lives and create space to listen.
Fr. Mike Higgins, CP, reflects how the Assumption of Mary invites us to follow Mary’s example of trust, finding hope in God’s loving presence through life’s sorrows and believing that the Cross is never the end of the story.
A lo largo de su historia, la Iglesia nos ha llamado a abrazar la diversidad cultural y racial y a construir comunidades donde las personas de todos los orígenes sean bienvenidas, incluidas y valoradas.
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