Monday of Holy Week: God’s Presence is Humble Service
How are you being called to unassuming, quiet service as you enter this most holy of weeks to make God present amid the chaos of our world?
Catherine Punsalan-Manlimos is Vice President for Mission Integration and Professor in Theology and Religious Studies at Seattle University. She has been in Jesuit Higher Education for over 30 years beginning her career at the Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines.
How are you being called to unassuming, quiet service as you enter this most holy of weeks to make God present amid the chaos of our world?
How might you hear the invitation to step into the breach—to bring your community’s needs to God and be assured that, if you discover that you are the answer to that need, God, who “gives good gifts,” will be with you?
It takes revolutionary grace to accept the invitation of Ignatian spirituality to openness and receptivity, welcoming even our “enemy” in their complexity and brokenness.
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