SundayWe are both driven and called forward by a kind of deep homesickness, it seems. There is an inherent and desirous dissatisfaction that both sends

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The ache for home lives in all of us, the safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.—Maya Angelou Historian Diana Butler Bass emphasizes

Feast Day of Teresa of ÁvilaTheologian Willie Jennings recalls how his parents cultivated a sense of safety and belonging through stories told at home:

Father Richard reflects on Homer’s Odyssey as an archetypal story that reveals the necessary journey from and return to home: Home is another word for the

Researcher and storyteller Brené Brown shares her sense of spiritual homesickness.   The word “homesick” often conjures up images of a child’s fleeting

Indigenous People's Day Home is a feeling in the centre of my chest of rightness, balance and harmony of the mind, body and spirit…. To be away from it,

Letting go into God is coming home to our true selves.—Ilia Delio Father Richard Rohr considers how the spiritual journey of “homecoming” requires holding

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SundayCreation itself was Francis’s primary cathedral, which then drove him back into the needs of the city. It’s very similar to Jesus’s own movement