The Spiritual Discipline of Curiosity
Across Christian history, some have viewed curiosity as a distraction from faithful discipleship. Yet the witness… Read More
Cynthia B. Astle | Read John 1:29-34
John the Baptist’s ascetic practices of self-discipline and prayer
distinguish him as one who sought union with God. His intimacy
with God leads to his discernment of being chosen for a
holy task: to prepare the way for “a man who ranks ahead of me
because he was before me.”...
O Holy Mystery, give me vision to see you at work in the world and the courage to proclaim your presence. Amen.
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