The Lantern in Our Pockets
A personal reflection on Don Bosco's magic lantern dream, the pull of my phone, and the attention I want to give to God.
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A personal reflection on Don Bosco's magic lantern dream, the pull of my phone, and the attention I want to give to God.
Learn everyone's name — fast.
Whether you're leading a youth group, starting a small group, or welcoming newcomers at a camp — those first few minutes matter. Here are 15 tried-and-tested name games that actually work.
A reflection on what it truly means to be chosen as Pope — not a throne, but a cross. Not glory, but sacrifice.
An ancient homily for Holy Saturday where Christ speaks directly to Adam, calling humanity out of darkness and into the light of resurrection.
Exploring the difference between subjective and objective truth, and why it matters when it comes to faith and religion.
How have we read the same Bible but only to come up with totally different perspectives that are in direct contradiction with each other? Which made me ask – What if I'm the one who is wrong?
A reflection on volunteering in a prison, sharing the love of Jesus with inmates, and experiencing God's presence in unexpected places.
Friendships are an important part of our life. Very few people want to spend their life without any friends. How many close friends do you have?
Jesus didn't come as a political king to impose change from the top down — he changed society by winning the hearts of people, one life at a time.
Pro-life vs. Pro-choice. Free will vs. Abortion. I'm sure you've heard the debates. What it all boils down to is the value of life. Is 'it' a new life or not?
We all know the outline of the story. Right? We know about the shepherds, the angels, the 'Wise Men', the star, the innkeeper, the long journey of Mary and Joseph, the baby in the manger. How much of what we know is tradition and how much comes from the Bible?
Please could you buy me some food. I don't want money. My immediate reflex as I heard this was to say 'sorry' and look away as most people did.