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The Cry From The Cross: God Longs for Us as We Long for God (Lectio Divina)
A Lectio Divina reflection on the cry of desolation — drawing on James Finley’s insight that our longing for God is an echo of God’s infinite longing for us. Meditating on Christ’s cry from the cross as an act of divine solidarity, this post traces God’s pursuit of humanity through all of history and…
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Bowing Down and Breaking Open: The Washing of Feet, the Gift of the Eucharist, and the Life We Are Called to Live (Lectio Divina)
Drawing on Bishop Robert Barron’s reflection on the washing of the feet and the Eucharist, this Lectio Divina explores what it truly means to follow Christ — not through imitation or performance, but through transformation. Moving through the Beatitudes as a map of kenotic becoming, it traces the shape of a life conformed to…
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It’s Not Fair: On Grievance, the Cross, and the Debt We Could Not Pay (Lectio Divina)
Drawing on Thérèse of Lisieux, the parable of the unforgiving servant, and the theology of kenosis, this Holy Week Lectio Divina reflects on the spiritual danger of nursing grievances — and on the cross as the horizon that recontextualizes everything we think we are owed.
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Where Light Enters: The Wounds of Christ and the Wounds We Carry (Lectio Divina)
When Jesus rose from the grave, he rose wounded. Drawing on Cecilia González-Andrieu and the Beatitudes, this Lectio Divina explores how our suffering connects us to the wounded, risen Christ — and how grace enters the world through the very places we are broken open.