Times like these call us to action rooted in faith, love, and shared hope. It’s natural to feel overwhelmed, to question whether your efforts matter, or to wonder how to begin.
“First, a caveat — like any other community, disabled people are not a monolith. Every member has their own relationship to their disabled identity. But it is a fact in my experience that many, many disabled people do not want to get rid of their disability.
If you haven’t heard this fact before, it’s understandable that you might feel resistance to believing it unconditionally. Please realize, as you read this article, that the resistance comes from the messages we’ve heard from our society and its systems of power.”
By Eric Odney In June of 2015 Pope Francis issued his encyclical (letter) titled Laudato Si. The encyclical dealt with many issues but chief among
As a father, as a concerned citizen, as a leader, and as a person of religious conviction, I have been struggling for a while now
Dear Friends in Christ, I don’t often post on EpistlesandEpiphanies, but I do enjoy reading Barbara’s monthly reflections here. However, in the midst of all
