An intriguing phrase caught my attention while looking over the Mass readings for the fourth Sunday of Lent (Year B). The first reading comes from the end of 2 Chronicles, as it recaps the story of the Babylonian captivity and...
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“Six days you shall work, but on the seventh day you shall rest; in plowing time and in harvest...
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Have you ever watched the day begin? In the cool of my kitchen, accompanied by a cup of coffee and...
Read MoreIt’s got to stop, this Sunday frenzy. Sundays now resemble Saturdays and other ordinary days of the week. Have you noticed? Do you mind? Does anyone else remember quiet, peaceful Sundays when gas stations and most places of...
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