Walking in The Way: Faith as a Daily Life, Not a Religion When the earliest followers of Jesus began meeting in first-century Judea, they weren’t starting a new religion. Those first followers were devout Jews, deeply shaped by a tradition that already taught kindness, respect, and justice within their community. As their gatherings grew under
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An Additional Reflection In Father Richard Rohr’s online meditation of October 26, 2026, I came across this piece by Cherokee theologian Randy Woodley that I wish to share with you. But first, just a note about Richard Rohr. Richard is a Franciscan friar and ecumenical teacher. He bears witness to the deep wisdom of Christian
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— A Different Lens— Native American spirituality is not a single set of doctrines or ideology, but rather it represents a quilt of diverse tribal-specific practices across indigineous Nations in North America. While every tribe has its unique creation stories, languages, and ceremonies, there are several core foundational indigenous beliefs. Here are a few of
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