I find it very interesting that it’s not only Jesus who promises to send us the Spirit.
Author Archives: John Schroeder
Today’s find: Open-ended Easter
It’s almost over. Easter season, that is. Which, to my brain at least, qualifies as a bit of surprise.
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Tags: Easter Season, Open-ended, Paraclete, Pentecost
Today’s find: Marching orders
There are times when it’s tough to figure out what God is telling you.
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Tags: Body of Christ, Christian community, Marching Orders, Pentecost, The Clash
Today’s find: Canticle character
It’s the rare friend who can make scripture come alive, right before your eyes.
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Tags: ACTS Retreats, Baptism, Canticle of Zechariah, Kairos Prison Ministry, RCIA
Today’s find: Reinforcements
Not that we ever doubted it, but the people of the Archdiocese of St. Louis got to see proof on Saturday that Jesus is someone who really does keep promises.
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Tags: Archdiocese of St. Louis, Farewell Discourse, Ordination
Today’s find: Standing by
I’m wondering if Ben E. King had a hand in writing today’s Mass propers.
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Tags: Ben E. King, Kairos Prison Ministry, Mass Propers, Roman Missal
Today’s find: Seeing is Believing, Part II
I wasn’t really looking for proof that ‘God is in the House’…but I got some anyway when we had the chance to complete our Kairos Weekend at Menard this past Saturday and Sunday.
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Tags: Chester, Forgiveness, Kairos Prison Ministry, Kingdom of God, Menard Correctional Center
Today’s find: Wayfinding
As a rule, I don’t need a GPS to get to Sunday Mass — but that wasn’t the case yesterday.
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Tags: Chester, IL, Kairos Prison Ministry, Menard Correctional Center, Ste. Genevieve
Today’s find: Junkie
I had a ‘Psalm 42’ moment this morning.
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Tags: Eucharist, Jesus Shock, Peter Kreeft, Psalm 42, Real Presence
Today’s find: Grace v. karma
Bad choices usually have dire consequences, I get that. But where does that leave us on the matter of grace?
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Tags: Center for Action and Contemplation, Grace, Karma, Matthew Kelly, Rediscover Catholicism, Richard Rohr
