Original essays on theology & spirituality from Laura Kelly Fanucci. Plus a round-up of others' creative work each Wednesday, to help you in your own holy labor.
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“Caring and giving are what fill us up”
Isn’t it odd—or awful, or ironic—that we humans keep trying to optimize our lives? Meanwhile nature makes the world bloom like this, but only if we back off. Roadside wildflowers are a whole homily.
- “To create the world at all was a g...
What a profound reorientation: to listen to the youngest
- “When I pulled up to the high school that my two oldest sons attend in downtown Minneapolis, the excitement was buzzing…But then I pulled up to the end of the drop-off line and saw two Minneapolis police officers standing guard near the...
It starts with a line in the sand
“The ichthys or ichthus (/ˈɪkθəs/; from ancient Greek ἰχθύς, “fish”) is, in its modern rendition, a symbol consisting of two intersecting arcs, the right ends extending beyond the meeting point so as to resemble the profile of a fish. It ha...
“A chatbot can never introduce you to God”
As an antidote to my AI rants, please enjoy this bird’s nest built on the neck of a Saint Francis statue we found in rural Minnesota yesterday. More of this, please.
- We need more Myrrhbearers. If you’ve never heard of them, my first a...
Kairos in Chronos: A Wrinkle In Time
It was a light and sunny afternoon. The baby slept in the next room. Since my spouse was overseas, I was alone in the cabin for naptime. We had three small children, the youngest only a few months old. Parenting was pure grateful grueling e...
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