“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.”
There’s an old story told of a native from a remote mountain village who had the opportunity
All of us know people who get all tangled up in the web of “little things” and thereby
Our TV and computer screens have been filled with the images of terrible storms, fires, overwhelming
A priest was scheduled to give a retreat one day. But he forgot to set his
It is a remarkable thing that Jesus never wrote a book or drew up a creed.
Plato wrote the first sentence of his famous Republic nine different ways before he was satisfied. Cicero practiced
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