But Elisha assured his servant that their God would provide even more than they needed. And so it happened. Obviously, John’s account of the miraculous sharing harkens back to the Elisha story.

I never wanted to become a widow. Few women do. But since joining this sorority in February, I’ve been thinking about widows in the Bible. One that comes to mind is found in the Old Testament ...

The first reading in today’s Mass (1 Kings 17:10-16) speaks to us of the paradox of poverty: It is our poverty, our neediness, that provides a doorway for God to bless us with true riches. Our ...

About 18 months ago, I was asked to speak at a women’s retreat. The theme was “The Apple of His Eye,” referring to Bible verses that talk about how important we are to God. So as I pondered ...