“The optics of six anglo brothers meeting to discuss racism and other related issues without having ethnic representation in the room in 2020, at worst it looks like paternalism, at best insensitivity. The only outcome can be from their life experience, which really ignores the broader family of Southern Baptists.”
How is John the Baptist speaking to and through you? The Rev. Hannah Wilder joins to discuss John’s version of the introduction of John the Baptist from this week’s gospel.
Today’s episode is all about St Walburga, who came from a holy family (her mother, father, and two brothers are also big “S” saints)
” Praying without ceasing is simply a matter of being aware of our relationship with this God, who is present in all our moments, and being thankful.”
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