Quote of the Day
Pope Francis: “The Church is called to be ever more attentive and caring toward the weak.”
Pope Francis: “The Church is called to be ever more attentive and caring toward the weak.”
via GQ: [Stephen Colbert] used to have a note taped to his computer that read, “Joy is the most infallible sign of the existence of God.” It’s hard to imagine any comedian meditating every day on so sincere a message. It’s even harder when you know his life story, which bears mentioning here—that he is… Read More Stephen Colbert on Gratitude, Loss, and His Faith
Pope Francis: “Christian witness is concrete: words without actions are empty.”
Check out these recent articles from around the web: How We Build Young Leaders by Mariann Hughes: “But working for the Church gives politics a deeper meaning. Our work defends the vulnerable, the sick, the poor, the unborn, the elderly and the imprisoned. And more often than not, our comrades-in-arms are there to pick us… Read More Around the Web
Millennial co-founder Christopher Hale has a new article at Time. He writes: On Thursday, Jeb Bush refused to rule out the practice of torture if he were elected president. This was a departure from his remarks earlier this year when he said that his brother George W. Bush’s torture program was no longer necessary. Bush’s… Read More Jeb Bush Should Say ‘No’ to Torture
Pope Francis: “Jesus’ way of seeing things leaves no room for the mentality which would cut bait on the weak and those most in need.”
Pope Francis with a good reminder earlier today: In the workplace too, we celebrate – a birthday, a marriage, a new baby, a farewell or a welcome. True moments of celebration make us pause from our work, because they remind us that we are made in the image and likeness of God, who is not… Read More Pope Francis: We Must Never Be Slaves to Work