A few more headlines that have caught my attention as the day has gone on...
Jim Jones' Followers Enthralled by his Skills as a Speaker
Obama's Senate Role Creates Odd Overlap
Suspect in French Synagogue Bombing Arrested in Canada
Sixth Severed Foot Washes up on BC Shore (updated from yesterday)
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Headlines Again
I know I've posted a lot of headlines again lately, but there have been stories that have been catching my attention for various reasons lately, moving my heart, or challenging me.
Here are three more:
Suspicious Package Left Outside Bank of Canada
Doctors Say Marrow Transplant May Have Cured AIDS
Hannah's Choice: Saying No to a New Heart
Here are three more:
Suspicious Package Left Outside Bank of Canada
Doctors Say Marrow Transplant May Have Cured AIDS
Hannah's Choice: Saying No to a New Heart
Heart as Wide as the World
Another great thought on the communion of saints from Henri Nouwen...
Heart As Wide As the World
The awareness of being part of the communion of saints makes our hearts as wide as the world. The love with which we love is not just our love; it is the love of Jesus and his saints living in us. When the Spirit of Jesus lives in our hearts, all who have lived their lives in that Spirit live there too. Our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents; our teachers and their teachers; our pastors and their pastors; our spiritual guides and theirs - all the holy men and women who form that long line of love through history - are part of our hearts, where the Spirit of Jesus chooses to dwell.
The communion of saints is not just a network of connections between people. It is first and foremost the community of our hearts.
Heart As Wide As the World
The awareness of being part of the communion of saints makes our hearts as wide as the world. The love with which we love is not just our love; it is the love of Jesus and his saints living in us. When the Spirit of Jesus lives in our hearts, all who have lived their lives in that Spirit live there too. Our parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents; our teachers and their teachers; our pastors and their pastors; our spiritual guides and theirs - all the holy men and women who form that long line of love through history - are part of our hearts, where the Spirit of Jesus chooses to dwell.
The communion of saints is not just a network of connections between people. It is first and foremost the community of our hearts.
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