March 2023 issue of @GiveUsThisDayLP. My “Blessed among Us” include John Wesley, Jesuit martyr Bd Rutilio Grande, Fannie Lou Hamer, Franziska Jägerstätter, St Oscar Romero, Ida B Wells, Moses, Marc Chagall, Thea Bowman, Mother Maria Skobtsova and many more.
Mr Fred Rogers died on Feb 27 2003. My reflection in @GiveUsThisDayLP “Listening is where love begins: listening to ourselves and then to our neighbor.”
Sister Marie Augusta Neal, who both documented and encouraged the renewal of religious life after Vatican II and strongly advocated for the social dimension of the gospel, died Feb 25 2004. My reflection on @GiveUsThisDayLP
Sister Julia Walsh talks peace, spirituality, Dorothy Day and "the mess of being a Christian disciple" with Orbis Books Editor-in-Chief Robert Ellsberg in this week's Messy Jesus Business Podcast. Listen at messyjesusbusiness.com/2023/….
1/11 This @CJKellermanSJ book is, hands down, one of the best theological works I have read. This isn’t another text vainly cheerleading for a cause- it’s a deep examination of painful truths worthy of the @JesuitsGlobal’s reputation for scholarship.
I really enjoyed doing this podcast with @juliafspa. We talked about my work on saints, the meaning of vocation and a "journey faith," what I learned from Dorothy Day and Sister Wendy, and just about everything. Apologies for starting slow, but it heats up fast!
On Feb 22 1943 Sophie Scholl and her brother Hans, 21 and 22, were beheaded by the Nazis for their part in the White Rose, a small circle of young people in Munich who tried to provoke a moral awakening by distributing leaflets denouncing the evils of the Nazi regime.