Michele Morin (@michelemorin): "We spend most of our lives in unremarkable tasks and ordinary routines. This was true of Jesus during the first 30 years of his embodied life. If we experience growth at all, it’s likely to be in the context of the “Ordinary.” During Ordinary Time, we are free to lean into the m…"

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We spend most of our lives in unremarkable tasks and ordinary routines. This was true of Jesus during the first 30 years of his embodied life. If we experience growth at all, it’s likely to be in the context of the “Ordinary.” During Ordinary Time, we are free to lean into the mundane rhythms of growth, to thank God for the promise, mercy, forgiveness, and welcome of the gospel.

I’m reviewing Amy Peeler’s excellent Ordinary Time: The Season of Growth this week:

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Sometimes the Greatest Transformation Comes When You’re Not Looking

Suddenly, I have a grandson who is almost as tall as I am. It happened this winter. After a couple of weeks of quick hellos and brief connections, I finally got a whole day with him and his sibling…

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