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Listen to JustLove This Week to Hear About Selma & the Civil Rights Movement
Msgr. Sullivan interviews Joanne Bland, Owner of Journeys for the Soul about her first hand experiences with Selma and the civil rights movement. Also on the show is, Georgetown University Professor, Michael Kazin in this jam packed segment about the protest movement, Dorothy Day and the labor movement and Catholic social teaching.
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Tune In To JustLove to Hear About the Spirituality of Simplicity In a Complex World
This week on JustLove, Msgr. Sullivan speaks with Kerry Robinson, Executive Director, The National Leadership Roundtable on Church Management about Pope Francis and the spirituality of simplicity in a complex world. Also on the show is Ryan Nicodemus, Blogger of TheMinimalist.com.They talk about the blog and living a meaningful life with less.
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Christmas 2014
2,000 years ago – A pregnant mom gave birth in a stable. With the threat of death in her home, her family fled and took refuge in a foreign land. 2014 – Too many pregnant moms do not have a decent home or family. Sometimes even children flee alone to foreign lands to escape drugs, gangs and violence. 2,000 years ago – A savior was born to bring tidings of comfort and joy to a world in waiting. 2014 – Our world still waits for that Savior’s followers to bring comfort and joy. 2,000 years ago – Angels sang glory to God and peace on earth 2014 – Look around you…
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A Prayer to Prepare for Christmas 2014… and Beyond
On the seven days before the vigil of Christmas the Church prays for the Messiah’s coming using Old Testament Prophetic images and titles. This contemporary 21st century prayer reflects upon the coming Messiah with the same tiles used in the original 8th century monastic prayers.
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The “Bestest” Christmas Party of All…
I really do like Christmas and the time leading up to it – Advent. I admit it’s sometimes hard to keep Advent and Christmas separate. I was at a great Christmas party with over 1,000 people at the Waldorf. The room was festive as was the attire of the guests. And thousands of women and children benefited from the event. A week ago a most gracious and generous family hosted a warm Christmas party for family and friends with a magnificent view overlooking the Hudson River. The food and drink was great. I could mention more but let me stop and go to the “bestest” party of the season.