
As a child, I played softball…or shall I say, tried to play softball. I was always an outfielder, when I played, and I recall that many times during evening games the setting sun would sometimes make it difficult to see what was happening on the field. …
We’ve all heard the admonition, “Be careful what you wish for, you may get it!” I feel somewhat certain that all of us can name a time when we impulsively thought we wanted something and then after obtaining it, found that it did not meet up to our expectations.
What are you
giving up? This is a familiar question that many of us share at this time of year, as we transition from Carnival to Lent. The practice of fasting is nothing new and has been practiced in cultures and religions for hundreds even thousands of years.
The great German theologian and philosopher of the late 13th / early 14th century, Meister Eckhart, once said “God is at home. It’s we who have gone out for a walk.” This seems to be saying something about the awareness, or lack of it, that God is here all the time, surrounding us, in us, at every moment of our daily lives. …