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Monthly Archives: August 2020
Those who have eyes to see
I’ve come to believe that white supremacy is so embedded in Eurocentric American Christianity that most folks can’t believe that Jesus and the early church were not white. That they were in fact brown and/or black. Look at the statues … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, prayer, racism, Spiritual
Tagged contemplative, Gospel, prayer, racism, Social Justice, Spirituality
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The Epic Journey of Malcolm X
“Again, the actor Ossie Davis stood. His deep voice delivered the eulogy to Malcolm X which was going to cause Davis subsequently to be hailed more than ever among Negroes in Harlem: “Here—at this final hour, in this quiet place, … Continue reading
Welcome Fiona
A couple of years ago while I was visiting Assisi the leader of our pilgrimage invited us to pray a special prayer request in the Basillica of St. Clare in front of the cross of San Damiano. This is the … Continue reading
Posted in Franciscan, Gratitude, local
Tagged contemplative, Franciscan, gratitude, Spirituality
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You cannot out give God
Many years ago a pastor friend of mine delivered a sermon titled, “You can’t out give God.” I never forgot it and it’s animated my life ever since. There are many scriptural references around the theme of giving but this … Continue reading
Posted in Franciscan, Spiritual, St. Bonaventure
Tagged food pantry, Olean, St. Bonaventure University, tithe, warming house
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Country Contemplative 