Pursued by Goodness and Mercy
Today is the Fourth Sunday of Eastertide. Today is frequently called Good Shepherd Sunday because of two readings (Psalm 23; John 10.1-10) which reflect on Christ as the Good Shepherd. Having spent
Loving to the End: Washing the Feet of Peter and Judas
We are called to do as Jesus has done. We are called to love as Jesus has loved.
Always Looking But Do We Really See?
Today’s readings are full of images, illustrations, and stories about what enlightenment means. What it is to see a glimpse of the whole truth of God.
The Art of Disruption
There are many glimpses throughout The Art of Disruption into a fascinating conversation about ecclesial culture, aesthetic expectations, and practices of inculturation.
Is it me?
We are likely to assume that we are the main character in any story in which we find ourselves. Unfortunately for our egos, this is seldom the case. For one Jesus there are twelve apostles and scores of disciples.