A Whole New Dimension to Life
Liz married at fifty, after thirty years working at the highest levels of state government and at one of the largest technology companies in the...
“We do not look upon the world with a frown”
Our being children of God, I insist, leads us to have a contemplative spirit in the midst of all human activities; to be light, salt and leaven through our prayer, through our mortification, through our knowledge of religion and of our profession. We will carry out this aim: the more within the world we are, the more we must be God's. (The Forge, 740)
We do not look upon the world with a frown. Some biographers of saints have in the past been interested only in highlighting extraordinary things in the lives of God's servants, from even their earliest days in the cradle…
Now, we have learned to discover, with the help of God, in the succession of apparently similar days, a time ...
