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You are holy, Lord, the only God, and Your deeds are wonderful. You are strong. You are great. You are the Most High. You

Even saints sin. Like most of us, they often sin with the best of intentions. Saint Francis of Assisi was no exception. There’s one

In our last post we talked about how conflicts over possessions are deceptively simple. However important material goods may seem, they’re rarely at

Saint Francis didn’t much like possessions. In fact, he disliked them so much he gave up all of his. Threw them all away so

Saint Francis was terrified of lepers. Or at least he was before he became the saint we know so well. As a young man

Conflict is inevitable. We can try to avoid it, but we can never eliminate it. Fortunately there is a way to manage conflicts and

People ignore conflict for many reasons. In fact, there might be as many reasons as there are people. That being said, we’ve run into

It’s happened to many of us: We have a conflict; we’ve tried to resolve it; we’ve confronted the other party; we’ve talked to friends;

The Crusades were raging. Christians were fighting their way to the Holy Land. Saint Francis of Assisi was also making his way across the

We get this question a lot. There’s a fairly simple answer: unresolved conflict ruins lives. When we look around we find families ruined, nations

Are we to become peacemakers, or not? The reading for Mass today casts doubt on our project. Matthew 10:34 presents deeply disturbing words spoken

… It is the worst Of errors to try to teach a crude ignorance; wisdom will never make It’s way into a crafty