spiritual insights on religion, social justice and comparative theology
The recognition of “Faith” and “Grace” can go a long way in helping us through the most difficult of times. Let’s not kid ourselves, these are tough times for some people. Consumers are being hit hard with prices that have not come down though inflation is receding and getting under control. Companies are price gouging … Continue reading “Faith” and “Grace” by William Klein
The forms of separation we experience in life are many and manifest literally and figuratively. I’ve seen the power of divorce rip apart individuals and tear into families and wreak havoc on the psyche of a unit’s dimension leaving sadness in its wake. I’ve seen the terror of aloneness stifle people to the point where they … Continue reading Separation by William Klein
Grace nullifies despair in extraordinary ways. I visited a Dorothy Day House of Hospitality the other day. Sr. Ann McManamon from the Sisters of Humility of Mary, who works at the house, shared with us the extraordinary life of Dorothy Day. Dorothy Day died in 1980, but the journey to beatification and eventual canonization began … Continue reading “The Power Of Grace To Nullify Despair” by William Klein
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