The Proof the World Has Been Waiting For
Where does our world need renewal? Who among us needs to know they are loved? How can you live into being “proof” of God in a broken and desperate world?
Allison Loecke lives in Chicago with a revolving door of foster cats. She is a self-described super aunt, party planner, aspiring tap dancer, and proud member of All Saints’ Episcopal Church. She is regional director with Ignatian Spirituality Project, which offers spiritual accompaniment to people in recovery from addiction and homelessness.
Where does our world need renewal? Who among us needs to know they are loved? How can you live into being “proof” of God in a broken and desperate world?
The miracle in today’s Gospel was not only the multiplication of loaves and fishes, but the hearts broken open to share with one another.
The Gospel tells us that Jesus “spoke openly” about his inevitable suffering. As witnesses to suffering, perhaps speaking openly, passionately, and with urgency is one of our greatest tasks.
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