12
Apr
The Perfect Crown – “Bathtub Mary” Edition
This crown’s not gold, it’s not profound,
It didn’t cost a kingly pound.
It wasn’t found
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12
Apr
Queenship
This crown is finished and ready to be given.
Mary’s crown has never been about standing above others.
It’
12
Apr
A House That Knows the Beat
I long for a life that moves like music:
where conversation has rhythm,
where presence has melody,
and where silence,
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11
Apr
Overflow
There’s a quiet pattern I’m starting to notice.
First comes the invitation: love that heals desire by drawing
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11
Apr
Perichōrēsis
One of the most beautiful—and least talked about—words in early Christian theology is perichōrēsis.
It’s the term
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11
Apr
When Love Heals Desire
Lately I’ve been struck by a pattern in ancient Christian prayers, hymns, and commentaries—especially around the Resurrection.
They
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10
Apr
Goodness Is Happening — and I’m Interested in Where
For a long time, I carried a quiet assumption that the world was mostly in decline. That virtue was fading.
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10
Apr
The Sacrament of the Present Moment (Part III): Invitation
At this point someone might reasonably object:
“Wait a minute, Joe. This doesn’t make sense. Your entire livelihood is
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10
Apr
The Sacrament of the Present Moment (Part II): Why the Dance Works—And When It Doesn’t
Lately I’ve been thinking about why certain moments open themselves to grace so cleanly, while others—despite good intentions—
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10
Apr
The Sacrament of the Present Moment
What I’m doing, what you’re doing, what others are doing—that’s not what’s most important.
What
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