"In religious life, forgiveness has a concrete face: the sister I share my life with. That makes it more real, but also more demanding," writes Sr. Adriana Perez.
Theologians' Corner - Believing is not naively accepting a doctrine, but opening ourselves to the radical change that the presence of Jesus brings about in those who believe.
Horizons - "I entered the Christogenesis course with curiosity; I carried questions shaped by my own journey," writes Monique Tarabeh. "What unfolded was not a set of answers, but a widening horizon."
With a lot happening in the world that can easily pull us into a gloom-and-doom mentality, I decided to make a conscious effort to look for resurrection before Easter. Big things, small things, whatever I could find.
Theologians' Corner - Across our world today, many walk in different forms of darkness. And yet, it is precisely there — in the darkness — that the stone is rolled away.
Theologians' Corner - To experience Good Friday today means looking at our own crosses — those situations where we feel stripped or lost — and learning the art of sacred surrender.
Theologians' Corner - Let us celebrate Holy Thursday by allowing Jesus to teach us once again. It is urgent that Christians recover what is essential in the Gospel: service, unconditional love and boundless mercy.
Theologians' Corner - Palm Sunday reveals a painful mystery: God does not save us from a distance but rather from the inside of the human reality of brokenness.
"Each of us, like Mary, stands for God's family, witnessing God's love and faithfulness, and embracing our role as messengers of this Good News," writes Joyce Meyer.
