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The outrageously beautiful truth of the cross
Christ didn’t just die for ‘our’ sins, but MY sins. Emily writes how the Passion is a profoundly personal act of love, and how we should seek Christ with the deepest love and desire for relationship.
Continue reading »The Virtue in Intellectual & Mental Health
The virtue of temperance teaches us what are our needs vs wants, and how effective use of temperance can create space for peace, clarity and intellectual growth.
Continue reading »Starting off 2025 the right way
Emily provides some insight into the Virtue Ministry Team’s retreat day, and some resources for you to delve into your inheritance as a Child of God.
Continue reading »John was the beloved disciple, and so are you
Emily explains how St John the Evangelist’s description as ‘the disciple Jesus loved’ is more than a boast, but an identity statement, that you can claim too.
Continue reading »Virtue in Physical Health
Stina writes how connecting virtues to our physical health and wellbeing allows us to be open and honest with ourselves and create a remedy for better success.
Continue reading »Skipping Over the Plot Twist Diminishes Your Story
In Emily’s first blog for 2025, she writes how life’s disappointments, like a good plot twist, are crucial for growth.
Continue reading »When God Has You in a Corner, It’s Not to Frighten You, It’s to Prepare You.
Stina shares her final thoughts for 2024, explaining the year for herself, the Virtue Ministry and how she and many of us are called into times of motivated silence without action.
Continue reading »Together Paper – The Magi’s Journey Demonstrates the Need to Return Home in a Different Way
Emily shows us what we can learn from the three wise men this Advent, as we prepare to encounter Jesus this Christmas.
Continue reading »Together Paper – Bonhoeffer, Benedict and Belonging
Emily refers to how community is not just come by, but takes human initiative, referencing communities based on The Benedict Option
Continue reading »In Giving, We Receive
Grace Feltoe discusses how generosity does not always mean giving and depleting ourselves and our funds, but filling our cup also.
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