Tag Archives: Psalm 84
From Weakness to Weakness
There is a dog in Loyola House that soothes the aching soul. Perhaps you’ve heard of the “balm in Gilead that makes the wounded whole”? Apparently someone at Loyola House in Guelph, Ontario has a dog who does the same thing. People who go there for … Continue reading →
Lucky Bums
“Lucky bums!” That’s how theologian Karl Barth described the poor in spirit who inherit God’s kingdom. Ever since someone mentioned that in our contemplative group, we have the urge to call each other “lucky bums.” It reminds us that we … Continue reading →
Posted in Poverty of Spirit, Rob Des Cotes
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Tagged Belonging to Life, Celtic Daily Prayer, communion, contemplative, David Naman, embracing weakness, God's love, healing weakness, Imago Dei Communities, Karl Barth, Laughter, Lord's Supper, lucky bums, Luke 15, Matthew 5:3, Psalm 84, Rob Des Cotes
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