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Brother and Sister

This week we take to heart Mother Teresa’s reminder, “If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.”Well, if we do belong to one other, then “they”—the “least of these” and those…

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Dollop of Grace

In the town of Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, there is a church named Lagniappe (“lan-yap”). It is an old Creole word that means “something extra”.Pastor Jean Larroux explains, “Down here if you go into a seafood shop and order a…

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Daily Dose (October 27 – 30)

TUESDAY OCTOBER 27 -- Empathy matters.Compassion matters.And community backbone matters.“Human history is a history not only of cruelty,” Howard Zinn reminds us, “but also of compassion, sacrifice, courage, kindness. If we see only the worst, it destroys our capacity to…

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Empathy matters

In a world where power, and dominance, hold sway, where the vulnerable and disadvantaged, and soft-hearted, are denigrated, and vilified, there are some days while reading the stories, I need to stop, let the tears fall, and pick up the…

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Treasury of Grace

I am so grateful for the power of pilgrimage. The healing and restorative gift of the journey (the lessons we absorb along the way, as we pay attention like never before, and yes, the health benefits for a middle-age—okay, upper…

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The gift of Home

A soldier's young daughter (her father in the process of being transferred and moved to a distant post) sits on the floor in an airport departure lounge, among her family's meager and ragtag belongings. Sleepy, the girl leans against the…

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Terry Hershey
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