An environment of survival withers the hearts of our elderly, taking away their ability to dream. In this way, it cripples the prophecy that our young are called to proclaim and work to achieve.


An environment of survival withers the hearts of our elderly, taking away their ability to dream. In this way, it cripples the prophecy that our young are called to proclaim and work to achieve.

The “tomorrow of God” suggests the absolute trust which one puts in God and God’s ways.

Two liturgical events during the Christian year stir me. Both transpire during the time of Lent and lead to my observations.
Considering Consecrated Life “Going to Galilee”
Considering Consecrated Life: Patrick Griffin, CM reflects on St. John the Baptist, Vincent and Consecration