Soul Seeing

The March for Our Lives changed me

Apr 17, 2018

Soul Seeing: I have been to three marches in the past two years. The March for Our Lives in D.C. differed from the others. It changed me. We didn't chant our frustration at the status quo as we walked along Pennsylvania Avenue; instead, we stood still and listened.

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Brace yourself: Here is the secret of happiness

by William O'Malley

Apr 3, 2018

Soul Seeing: Because of my father's sense of mercy, we were a "poor" family. I resented it until I began to understand Jesus' words and how, truly, blessed are the merciful.

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Confessions of an 'in-between' Catholic

by Noel Koenke

Mar 20, 2018

Soul Seeing: I choose to live the Catholic spiritual realities and values that seem to have been forgotten in the institutional church I had supported my whole life. I let go of who I was "supposed" to be, who I was "told" to be, and, instead, embraced who "I AM."

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Shakespeare for your spiritual direction

by Robert Morneau

Mar 6, 2018

Soul Seeing: The Bard of Avon has some profound insights into central realities in the spiritual life: prayer, forgiveness, compassion or love.

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The March for Our Lives changed me

Brace yourself: Here is the secret of happiness

Confessions of an 'in-between' Catholic

Shakespeare for your spiritual direction

Know what your duty is, do it without hesitation

The sacrament of touch

For a short while, we were Jackson's family

What I am praying when I say the Lord's Prayer

An 86-year-old priest's 10 resolutions for the New Year

The important thing is to keep planting and not give up

Life is headed somewhere good this Advent

The good that rises when the bottom falls out of life

I know there will always be kindness

I won't pray the rosary the same way again

'Offer it up,' tee off, but don't tell anybody

My parents opened the door to the unmerited gift of grace

Construct no walls around ‘sacred space’

Was I lost and now am found? Who came looking for me?

Walking on water at the community pool

I love the Mass, imperfect as it is

What death is trying to tell us

Maka Anguladze: ‘I think I was born here’

What is it like to live without a head?

I can't get the institutional church out of my system

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