Love sends us forth equipped to do justice work—and the work must continually circle us back to the stillness where God’s love waits.
Katie Lacz is a mother, an M.Div., and a spiritual director living outside Boulder, CO. A former Jesuit Volunteer (Raleigh ’06-’07), she continues to seek the magis while chasing her curly-haired toddler.
The Christmas story turns upside-down what we think we know about power, about importance, about where hope lies.
Katie Lacz is a mother, an M.Div., and a spiritual director living outside Boulder, CO. A former Jesuit Volunteer (Raleigh ’06-’07), she continues to seek the magis while chasing her curly-haired toddler.
Like Jesus and the Canaanite woman, a responsibility must necessarily fall on white people to listen to the stories of people of color who have been grouped as “them.”
Katie Lacz is a mother, an M.Div., and a spiritual director living outside Boulder, CO. A former Jesuit Volunteer (Raleigh ’06-’07), she continues to seek the magis while chasing her curly-haired toddler.
