By Neil Dhingra
What is a child? For Karl Rahner, a child is already a Mensch. If children have to grow, strengthen, learn, and mature, what must remain is a mystery in childhood, “which endows us with the p... Read More...
By David Ney
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. (John 3:16)
It is, surely, one of the universal experiences of f... Read More...
By Graham Kings
Primary School
Mrs. Housley, my primary school teacher when I was seven, claimed she did not go to church because Jesus was rude to his mother, calling her “Woman” at the Wedding at Cana (John 2) and again from the cross (John 19).
She the... Read More...
Early Childhood
A continuation of my memoir.
By Graham Kings
“I must confess, I was born at a very early age.”
— Groucho Marx
Birth
I make the same confession as Groucho Marx. Perhaps, though, it is w... Read More...
By Pamela A. Lewis
Like so many recent samples of footage showing police officers interacting with community residents, this was one that could not be un-seen: the mother of an unidentified nine-year-old Roc... Read More...
God descends into the messiness of our lives so that we might ascend to participate and share in his glory, a glory that does not result from our genetics, or bloodline, or our own self-determination, but from the sheer grace of God.