Author: em6298
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The Scholar Who Wrote Ten Thousand Letters
The Life of Saint Isidore of Pelusium (ca. 360-436) The ship rocked against the Egyptian harbor, and the young man… Read more.
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When Scoffers Meet the Publican’s Prayer
The Cosmos Waits on Your Confession — A Reflection for Week of the Publican and Pharisee (Fast-Free) on 2 Peter… Read more.
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The Old Man Who Held the Universe
The Life of Saint Simeon the God-Receiver (1st Century) The old man’s hands shook. They had shaken for years now—the… Read more.
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Wells Without Water and the Mercy That Runs Deep
When Hollow Religion Meets the Abomination Within — A Reflection for Week of the Publican and Pharisee (Fast-Free) on 2… Read more.
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The Woman Who Chose the Desert Over Gold
The Life of Saint Mary of Egypt (c. 344-421) For seventeen years, Mary lived in Alexandria, the greatest city in… Read more.
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The Blood, the Coal, and the Fast-Free Threshold
On Standing Empty-Handed Before the Slaughter — A Reflection for Week of the Publican and Pharisee (Fast-Free) on Exodus 12,… Read more.
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The Girl Who Chose the Arena
The Life of Saint Tatiana of Rome (3rd century) In third-century Rome, when the empire stretched from Britain to Babylon… Read more.
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The Mountain Where Doubt and Worship Meet
When Power Descends into Weakness — A Reflection for Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee on Matthew 28:16-20 and… Read more.
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The Physician Who Became a Desert Dweller
The Life of Saints Cyrus and John (died 311) Cyrus had everything a man could want in fourth-century Alexandria. A… Read more.
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The Widow’s Knock and the Dead Man’s Rising
Relentless Prayer and the Foundation That Holds — A Reflection for Week after Zacchaeus Sunday on 2 Timothy 2:11-19 and… Read more.
The Greater Horizon 