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The Image Caesar Cannot Own
When power demands our allegiance, Jesus reminds us that human dignity belongs to God.
Matthew 22:15–22 | Isaiah 45:1–7 | 1 Thessalonians 1:1–10
The Letters She Left In the Drawer
A Note on St. Ignatius of Antioch: Tomorrow, October 17, the Church commemorates St. Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, a courageous early Christian whose journey toward martyrdom became an extraordinary witness to faith, love, and the sacred bon...
When Compassion Becomes Light
“Then your light shall rise in the darkness and your gloom be like the noonday.” — Isaiah 58:10
In Southern New Jersey, a goat named Goatzart has been given a rather extraordinary call. Alongside another goat named Vincent Van Goat and two...
Imagine Freedom
A conversation with a friend recently left me with a thought I couldn’t shake. She works near the Canadian border and mentioned that there are vibration sensors hidden in the forests, technology capable of detecting footsteps through the ea...
Falling After Fifty Is Different
Falling after fifty is particularly humbling. When you’re young, you tumble, brush yourself off, and go about your business, perhaps with a bruised knee and a wounded sense of dignity. Somewhere along the way, however, falling becomes an en...
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Episcopal priest, spiritual director, military mom, and public witness. Rooted in scripture and lived experience, this space holds prayer, art, and reflection shaped by justice, compassion, and hope.
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