Have you ever imagined your heart/soul as art? As I explore Pablo Picasso’s political worldview and his paintings of war’s dehumanization, it has given me a chance to reflect on art and its purpose in the world through the lens on Salesian art as art with a spiritual purpose...Read More
Responding to the Gospel
Fr. Joseph Murray, OSFS, was the first to teach me about St. Mark's Gospel back at North Catholic High School. As I reflect on his teachings, I realize that he used this Gospel to help prepare students for the real world. How does the Gospel of Mark help in our relationship with Jesus and our attempts to live more like Him?... Read More
"It’s Just Us Here”
Go and Tell
The Heart Goes On...
St. Francis and Nature
Hearing the World for God
Resurrection and Recreation
Far More Than a Yearly Ritual
Holy Darkness
To Be An Oblate
God is God of the Human Heart
Mother Cabrini: Missionary to the New World
A Humility that Finds Its Hour
Making Oblate Connections at Notre Dame
Visiting the Visitation
Checking In
Over the Waters
Silence of Nature, Nature of Silence
Sacred and Traumatic
...I was once told, “Do not Easter my Lent!” In other words, do not rush to the Resurrection, instead, stay at the foot of the cross for a while. In the most challenging moment of my life, I found myself at the foot of the cross juxtaposed next to our Salesian emphasis on living the present moment...