What if, in our quest to become Christian stewards, that we spent an extra 15 minutes a day in prayer?
Tag Archives: stewardship
What a Celebration
Today I am delighting in a joy-hangover.
Happy 75th Anniversary to the Diocese of Evansville – 75 Years of Stewardship
These churches are wonderful examples of faith-filled communities putting all their resources into building an appropriate place to worship God.
Stewardship in the Fall
Fall is also the time when God shows us his artist’s palette.
Snake Run
I’ve been at the work of development and stewardship in the Catholic Church a long time. It’s a vocation I never expected, never planned on, and never had an inkling towards undertaking. Yet here I am, just about ten years into it. Over that time, I have visited hundreds of churches across the US and […]
Wisdom Day
Bishop Siegel noted, and I concur, that most of the wisdom in that room came from those who were at the tables.
Make Me an Instrument of Your Peace – Memorial of St. Francis, October 4, 2017
The title of this post is deliberately misleading. We all know the Prayer of St. Francis, don’t we? We have read it in greeting cards, seen it on inspirational plaques, even sung it at Mass. It’s a lovely prayer, lovely poem, lovely song. But St. Francis didn’t write it. Some research shows shows that the […]
A Picture is Worth …
Pray to end abortion.
The Strength of the Church
If the steel structure fails, catastrophe would ensue.
Feast of St. Matthew
Sometimes Jesus calls us to do things that are uncomfortable, something that might threaten our convenience. Would we take up that command if it meant we had to walk away from everything we knew?
