Lenten Reflections: Associate Sean Bradley
In today’s Lenten reflection, Associate Sean Bradley shares his belief that the core of all spiritual growth begins with loving, forgiving and accepting ourselves, so that we may better “love our neighbor.”
In today’s Lenten reflection, Associate Sean Bradley shares his belief that the core of all spiritual growth begins with loving, forgiving and accepting ourselves, so that we may better “love our neighbor.”
Bette Gambonini, BVM (Esther Mary) shares today’s Lenten reflection, encouraging us to open our hearts and minds to God during this holy season.
We continue our Lenten reflections with Sister Karen Mary Conover, BVM as she discusses the sacred mystery of death and life, noting that only the “qualities of our hearts and minds endure.”
During the season of Lent, BVM Sisters and Associates will share weekly reflections. On Ash Wednesday, BVM Mary Jean Ferry contemplates the heart of Lent and encourages us to “look at our world with hope and we will shine!”
Some of us have had the good fortune to spend a day or two in Guayaquil with Sr. Annie (Ann Credido, BVM) at Damien House.
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Our first full day together here in Florida was spent in Immokalee where we visited the Coalition for Immokalee Workers (CIW) and the Casa Santa Maria soup kitchen that is run by Catholic Charities. Although BVM Carol Cook tells…
Even though the movement to end Human Trafficking struggles on all year, January is the time dedicated to focus on the issue.