Soul Seeing

Soul Seeing - As we struggle both individually and collectively as a church to figure out synodality, might Henry David Thoreau be another voice we need to heed?

We're inundated with stories of meanness, but there's a huge reservoir of hope available to us. We just have to keep our eyes open for people doing good in small, everyday-but-still-important ways.

Pauline Hovey reflects on the Italian pilgrimage that taught her to travel more like a snail than a tourist.

Our small acts of caring can turn a life around, and we may never even know it.

So often when we think of the Holy Spirit, it's as a dove. But the Holy Spirit can be wild and tempestuous, coming where and when it will, shaking us out of our complacency, asking us to look with fresh eyes.

The 13th‑century German mystic Mechthild of Magdeburg uses erotic love to describe ecstatic, reciprocal union with God.

If you've never experienced the mystery of a resurrection, buy a package of seeds and plant them in some fertile soil. 

For one U.S. priest, returning home to Vietnam was more than a visit; it was a reminder to see with the soul's eye and treasure the places we know how to love and be loved without condition.