Lent is also a time to make space for gratitude
In the seasons of the year, and many seasons of my life, the tree has been a reliable, comforting presence. I feel the duty to say not only goodbye, but thank you.
Msgr. Gregory E.S. Malovetz
Latest articles by Msgr. Gregory E.S. Malovetz
The world is understaffed
In Lent, we're called to be one of the staff who shows up. Because Jesus did.
Bringing joy and delight to others is part of Lent
What made the Samaritan woman run with such delight and enthusiasm to people who wouldn’t give her the time of day? It was that Jesus saw her.
Rome introduces pineapple pizza and it’s the secret to Lent
In Italy this is considered heresy by many people. Until recently. Now, a well-known chef is creating pineapple pizza, and a new generation is not opposed to it.
Where God joins the human journey in a new way: Micah’s vision
Pilgrims to the Manger, final reflection: If you're not on your way to anywhere, perhaps Micah's message is what you need.
Hosea, the flashlight man on Broadway, and hope
Pilgrims to the Manger: Jesus is God’s faithfulness to the cast of characters who make up the human race.
Why Job should perhaps be in our Nativity scenes
Pilgrims to the Manger: One might wonder, why introduce Job at this time of year? Job can seem like a downer for anyone focused on the comfort and joy of the season.
Is discipleship mostly about paying attention?
In a culture that was not child centered, it must have been surprising, even shocking, when Jesus said, “Let the children come to me.”
Parable of the Tracking Device
Wherever I am lost, God will be found.
Standing in answered prayer
God’s mercy, love, forgiveness, and justice were not ancient hopes or wishful thinking. They are being offered to you now.