Well-Said Quotables
"…Renewals and revolutions begin quietly, like faith itself. They start growing from one tiny seed, the staggering thought: things don’t have to be like this…"
John V. Taylor
Bishop of Winchester
Tag Archives: Waiting
Gary Black on Why “Silence” Matters at Christmas
Now, but not yet. Everyone everywhere, sons of Adam and daughters of Eve that we are, sees the same world, and tries to make sense. We don’t have to be philosophers to do that; in fact sometimes philosophers miss it … more
Posted in Advent, Liturgical Reflections, New Site: Culture, On Culture, Popular Culture *New
Tagged Advent, Christmas, Film, Listening, Literature, Longing, Martin Scorsese, Now but Not Yet, Scripture, Shusako Endo, Silence, Story, Suffering, Theodicy, Truth, Waiting
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Missio on Generosity: Work Like No One’s Watching
My mom has a lot of sayings. A lot. She is chock full of expressions, metaphors, and phrases which she uses often and which have, whether for good or ill, become a natural part of my own vernacular. One of … more
Posted in Biblical Reflections, Biblical Reflections *New, New Site: Faith, On Vocation, Ruth 2
Tagged Boaz, Grief, Hope, Known, Mother, Provider, Redeemer, Responsibility, Ruth, Seen, Vocation, Waiting, Work
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