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Mary's Thoughts
October
7
,
2024
by Fr. Luke
"Do not be afraid."
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The Mass as Ultralight Aircraft
September
27
,
2024
by Fr. Luke
When was the last time you met someone who really impressed you?. Who was the last person who made you say to yourself, “What an amazing individual!”
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As a Deer
September
2
,
2024
by Fr. Luke
The doe lies on a bed of chaff, her notched ear twitching against the splintered wood.
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Caleb's U-Turn
August
25
,
2024
by Fr. Luke
My brother stood up and started jumping like a grasshopper!
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Sacraments and Country Music: A Wedding Homily for Ben and Emma
August
5
,
2024
by Fr. Luke
Have you heard the new song by Cody Johnson about a girl on a swing with a pink ribbon in her hair?
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Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola
July
31
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2024
by Fr. Luke
The treasure that Ignatius encountered while nursing a wounded leg contained a batch of good medicine.
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Blessed Stanley Rother
July
27
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2024
by Fr. Luke
We touch the Word of God with our hands, our own rough and calloused hands.
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Bulls, Boys and Brotherhood
July
6
,
2024
by Fr. Luke
The crowd cheers! A cloud of dust erupts! Crazed cows and crazy cowpokes dart in and out of billows of dirt.
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God and Mr. Walker
June
21
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2024
by Guest Contributor
My sharpest memories of swimming lessons are of being thrown into the water when I refused to jump in on my own.
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In a Place like This: Reflections of a Country Priest, Conclusion
June
6
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2024
by Fr. Luke
Through the coolness of curved metal, I sense the warmth of wine. I peer inside the cup...
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In a Place like This: Reflections of a Country Priest, Part 2
June
5
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2024
by Fr. Luke
"Do you give the horse its strength? Do you clothe its neck with flowing mane?"
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In a Place like This: Reflections of a Country Priest, Part 1
June
4
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2024
by Fr. Luke
My brother and I brace our legs on a hay wagon. Shirtless, chests heaving, we stack bales beneath the summer sun.
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Roadrunner Revelation
May
25
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2024
by Fr. Luke
A Texas version of the Pentecostal Dove?
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Ascension Flight 3208
May
18
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2024
by Fr. Luke
"Is this the way to Amarillo? Every night I've been hugging my pillow, dreaming dreams of Amarillo...."
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Men, Shovels and Rebar Crosses
April
27
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2024
by Fr. Luke
Some folks consider church work women's work. But men pull their weight.
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"My Family"
April
19
,
2024
by Fr. Luke
I elbowed my way past a stage that held a long-haired strummer and a skinny drummer. At the back of the bar, a young couple waited for me to join them at their table.
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Tattoos on the Soul
April
12
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2024
by Fr. Luke
A line of inmates files pass. Tattoos swirl down their arms: crosses, moons, stars, hearts and breasts.
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Wake Up!
April
5
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2024
by Fr. Luke
I set the alarm late in order to sleep in, but my internal alarm harbors other intentions.
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Empty Stall
March
25
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2024
by Fr. Luke
Her spine had acquired an infection. Cincy was in pain and she was not going to get better.
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Hallowed Ground: A Reflection on the Life of Sister Dorothy Stang
March
9
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2024
by Fr. Luke
Did the memory of bells ringing from our parish church echo amid the trees of the great forest she so loved?
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