St. Vincent’s mentors played a significant role in his life. They expanded his horizons. They taught him to see life through the eyes of the Jesus he discovered in Scripture.
Mindwalk: Latest posts and thoughts…
“Bring Good News To The Poor” – Jesus’ Mission Statement
Jesus Mission Statement was only six words. It profoundly influenced the lives of St. Vincent and St.Louise. How does it influence our lifestyle?
Our Unrecognized Pandemics
It may be hard to believe but there are many more deadly forms of pandemics in our world today. We must recognize them for what they are. They will only be conquered by a culture of collaboration.
Ordinary Time(s) In Our Lives
Sundays in Ordinary Time – Have I been aware of these Sundays as accompanying Jesus in his ordinary ministry?
A Saint Speaks To America From His Heart
I suspect you will feel moved, proud, and challenged by the words of Pope Saint John Paul II.
The Declaration of Independence – Read It Recently?
Rereading the Declaration of Independence can be a way of celebrating July 4. It is an amazing document.
Rip Van Winkle Waking Up In a “Post COVID World”
We haven’t been awake to how digital technology is changing the landscape of our lives.
Zooming Into a Digital World
“the Internet changes not just in how people communicate but in how they understand their lives.” 2002 “The Church and the Internet” Pontifical Council for Social Communications
A Journey From Opposites To Equals
I suspect we have all known relationships that should not have worked out but did. We have also known of relationships that looked so promising at the start but eventually fell apart.
What Is This “VincentianThing”?
What is this “Vincentian Thing”? Is it an organization, a mindset, a federation of religious organizations? A movement?
What If God Required a Security Deposit?
We live in God’s house. What if God required a security deposit?
Laudato Si One Image Or Five Words?
Do you think it is possible to capture the essence of laudato SI in one cartoon or just five words?
Jesus – Hero or Knight?
The hero operates off his own agenda, whereas the knight is under someone else’s agenda.