A Weekly Offering for
Spiritual Growth in Christ
A project of “The Midwest Holy Cross Associates”
Life is a spiritual journey. Our Christian spirituality is a way of responding each day in our relationships – to God, to our human family, and to the natural world. Christ becomes our model and guide as the way, the truth, and the life when we travel with him.
Spiritual Insights would like to be a support to you on this journey by offering Reflections, Prayers, Videos, Quotes on Holy Cross Spirituality, processes for local gatherings, and referrals to other resources. Our focus will be on growing spiritually, creating community, and serving others.
Thank you for joining us. We appreciate your feedback. Let us begin and continue on the road together!
Writing for the Journey
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Silence Is Golden
In this noisy and pressured world silence can be golden. It is not easy to come by. Our minds are high wired to receive the latest news, the latest styles, the latest conflicts from around the world, the latest natural disasters etc. We o this information at our...
Hearts & Minds
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Grow Spiritually, Develop Community, Serve Others
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Revolution Of The Heart
Why have so many in our country given up on being Catholic? There are many reasons forthis. I believe that this phenomenon is not mainly the result of doctrinal issues butbecause they have not had an experience of a religion that has reached out to them andtouched...
God, the Ineffable
Does God get angry when we do something wrong? While Jesus is human, God isineffable. This means God is beyond our knowing. When we say that God is angry, whatwe are saying is that if we were God, this is how God would feel. We get some of ourlanguage about God’s...
