“Better to be a lively sinner than a dull saint!” This was a famous quote of Eugene Kennedy, the psychotherapist, teacher and author.
Who would we rather be around – a lively sinner or a dull saint? A lively sinner can go to confession. A dull saint is merely taking up space in the pew, at work or at the dinner table.
To Jesus a dull saint is a contradiction in terms.
Jesus tells each one of us,
“You are the light of the world….
You are the salt of the earth.”
We use the word “politics” far too casually today…..The truest meaning of the word does not convey a
On display in the magnificent Louvre Museum in Paris, France, is the dramatic painting of Goethe’s Faust.
Do we think he is dead or alive? In his book “Living Jesus” Luke Timothy Johnson declares: The
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Anxiety’s central message is that we cannot afford to share because we can never have enough.
I received this during Holy Week. It has given me a lot to think about….. How
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