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...that we may live in your light. Cloth us in your kindness, mercy, gentleness and hope so that we may be witnesses of your life. Plant your seeds of justice, peace, courage, and love deep within our hearts so that the fruits of these seeds may be visible and active in our world day by day. Heal and open our broken hearts and strengthen our will so that we may shine with your radiant light and love in our world....

...of peace. Animals flee fires, deforestation and famine, wandering in search of a new place to find a home to lay their young and live. In this Season of Creation, we pray that the breath of your creative Word would move our hearts, as in the waters of our birth and baptism. Give us faith to follow Christ to our just place in the beloved community. Enlighten us with the grace to respond to your covenant and call to care...

...an ongoing study connecting climate change and spiritual values and agreed to continue the work. Regarding key issues, Dr. Picciotto, suggested peacemaking. He described OSMTH efforts in Jordan to “help those fleeing conflicts in the region to find ways of creating sustainable ways of peaceful living that would enable them to stay where they are.” He asked for and received support from the forum. At a practical level, FSV members then finalized speakers of sessions for which they are responsible...

...past and present the saints, the prophets no strangers to violence are they speaking their message in tones of increasing urgency to awaken to make God’s way known upon Earth. yesterday and today persistently people of God carve out the path of peace born of justice the blood of martyrs ever ancient and freshly spilled pours out the word of God upon Earth Advent, journey down through the centuries of people seeking for God to become flesh in their lives...

...simply want to talk. I fondly remember one call I received during my second day working from home and I think we both found peace while talking with one another. Lately, I’ve had more calls from former students or old friends of sisters looking to reconnect. How nice that so many are taking the time to do more of that! For me, the most “unprecedented” thing has been where I happen to be when I answer switchboard calls. I have...

...mercy and justice. It’s about education, too. “Even though some of the topics are about people whose human rights are denied and places where freedom, justice, and peace are non-existent, I still come away with hope because light is being shown and injustice is exposed for what it is.” Sister Marsha added she was pleased to see so many area youth stop by the Sisters of Providence booth. Sister Donna Butler (seated) and Sister Marsha Speth look over the schedule...

...It is considered an easy trail with uneven ground and some slight inclines and declines. During the retreat, Sister Corbin Hannah, SP, invites participants to learn how nature can teach and heal by connecting with the Divine. Connect with yourself and listen as the forest offers you time to reflect on life. Leave feeling grounded and calm as you re-enter the world with more clarity and peace. “It is difficult to find the calm below the incessant thoughts running through...

...gone before us, leading the way, creating traditions honored. Grateful for gifts that have been given and gifts that have been shared. We hold in our hearts those who are without home that a home may be shared for shelter. We hold in our hearts those who are without food that sustenance may be provided. We hold in our hearts those who are ill and unable to be with family and friends. Grant healing to them and peace to their...

Note: The following is a prayer from the Leadership Conference of Women Religious (LCWR) that we wanted to share with you. Election Prayer For the world and its leaders, may all those in authority have the courage to walk the path of peace. Sister Paula Modaff in prayer. For our nation in this time of election and transition, may we be gifted with a spirit of reverence for what is right, charity for those with whom we disagree and concern...

...guidance in weighing the policy proposals of competing candidates. The comprehensiveness of Catholic social teaching points toward an understanding of justice, life and peace that refuses to be confined to narrow boxes or relegated to partisan categories. At the same time, this very comprehensiveness makes the prioritization of Catholic teachings difficult for voters. As the 2020 election cycle begins, at least 10 salient goals emerge from the Gospel and the long tradition of Catholic faith: The promotion of a culture...

...him. In this light, Jesus in effect says, “Mosaic law proof is good enough for them.” Jesus defines the boundary of duty. I believe Jesus was giving a reminder that after duty was fulfilled, one is free to explore and choose what it truly means to live in a community’s love. Getting back to the man’s perspective, he freely chose to walk giving and receiving God’s love by sharing the miracle of his healing. He chose the peace and joy...

...trees, further connect with yourself and listen as the forest offers you guidance for your life. Leave feeling grounded and calm as you re-enter the world with more clarity and peace. The trail is a mown path through the forest. It is considered an easy trail with uneven ground and some slight inclines and declines. You are encouraged to wear closed-toe shoes and dress according to the weather. The events are dependent on weather conditions each day. For more information,...