The word of the day is “justice.” People and politicians talk about social justice, economic justice, criminal justice, and racial justice. We all want “justice,” but unfortunately, we disagree about what forms “justice” should take. In addition to social and criminal justice, today, there are variants of “justice” such as environmental justice,  distributive justice, occupational […]

This year has been unprecedented. The small, pernicious virus has done its best to undo our world. Covid-19 has resulted in over 160,000 deaths in the US. These deaths are made more tragic by the inability of many to see their loved ones before they pass or provide a proper funeral to remember them. We

Grace is a beautiful sound. It’s bright, shiny note of hope pierces the dark, chaotic noise of our world. Like a siren, its call awakens our hearts, and we listen for more. It is not like the cacophony of voices that makes us anxious and weary. Its melodious rhythm brings order to our disjointed lives.

Imagine God, the great God of the Universe, coming into the room where you are sitting. He bends down and starts taking off your shoes, then your socks, and he starts rubbing your feet.   He takes a washrag and begins washing your feet, getting between the toes, cleaning out lint and dirt, caressing your feet