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Let's see how it goes... Can't slow down now!
I brought a whole bunch of books and art that remind me of my identity and vocation. And I got flowers, and visits, and met the knitting ladies. And I have already called friends and colleagues because there's a lot that needs to be figured out. But
The last 4 years and 7 months have been replete with hopeful conversations, committed meetings, profound accomplishments, and files full of dreams. I have grown in my understanding of what community-led resilience can overcome, what intercultural an
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We can start then young teaching them about belonging and solidarity. Belonging and solidarity are given, received, and taught. Podemos comenzar desde su niñez a enseñarles pertenencia social y solidaridad. Pertenencia y solidaridad se
Siempre me ha gustado esta foto. Hace 8 años, ese día, nos tiramos a este viaje de admirarnos, apoyarnos, y soñarnos para nosotros y para nuestros hijos. El que se dispone siempre aprende de las experiencias. Pero debo decir que
"Race matters. Race matters in part because of the long history of racial minorities' being denied access to the political process... And although we have made great strides, 'voting discrimination still exists, no one doubts that.' "Race a

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Plurals ≠ Collective
Plurals ≠ Collective

“Jesus, the human and divine One, knew (…) that not even he could do everything and be everything for everyone, especially up against an Empire that was successful in its capacity to demean and disenfranchise.”

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On Repentance
On Repentance
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A Grandmother's Gift
A Grandmother's Gift

There is an important and significant difference between feelings and gifts of the Spirit, or at least that is what I learned from Abuela.

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Grounded
Grounded

“The hope for Isaiah’s people is not a single plant growing, but a new branch for that moment sprouting from the stump of a history of faithfulness, devotion, commitment, and peace. A stump.”
a sermon preached to the Presbyterian United Church of Christ, Saratoga Springs, NY

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“We face a threat qualitatively different from all other previous threats and we do not have a fitting model for a response… As humanity we have entered a period in which our faith is being stripped of all support systems and defense mechanism. But it is precisely with this naked faith that we are called to build a community of hope that is able to resist the darkness of our age.”
— Henri Nouwen, Peacework