A Christian Faith Magazine January 2003, Volume 8, Issue 6

Spirituality for Today is an interactive monthly magazine dedicated to a variety of current themes and questions concerning the Christian faith in this postmodern age. This issue of SFT gives our readers the opportunity set time aside and put our priorities in place. As the New Year begins, we hope all will have the time to spend with family and friends. As the famous French philosopher, Voltaire, once said, it is important to cultivate your garden. Taking care of yourselves will allow you to lead a happy and healthy life.We wish all our readers a most wonderful year in 2003. Thought for the Month God's Garden Apostle of the Month Saint Andrew Saint of the Month Thomas Aquinas Book Recommendation Making Your Way After Your Parents' Divorce... Associated Sites Diocese of Bridgeport Sacred Heart University REAPS Adult Education Program Archdiocese of New York Fairfield County Catholic America, The National Catholic Weekly Villa Maria Retreat Center Priorities Rev. Mark Connolly I would like to share a few thoughts with you on one word that has to be implemented in our lives on a daily basis if we are going to protect our peace of mind. It is the word priorities. Read this article Weather Report Most Reverend William E. Lori, Bishop of Bridgeport I can't predict what the weather will be like when you sit down to read these few reflections, but I suspect that Old Man Winter will be very much in evidence. Read this article Keep Holy the Sabbath Day Rev. Paul Check It is a sad reality-tragic, really-that many baptized Catholics find their way to Mass only for Christmas, Ash Wednesday, Easter, and perhaps baptisms, weddings and funerals. Read this article Consistently Pro-Life Rev. Michael Dogali The Church's pastoral response to abortion is basically twofold: working for legal protection for the unborn and striving for economic justice for women and children. Read this article St. Thomas Aquinas Raymond Guido The month of January celebrates one of the greatest theologians in the history of the Church, St. Thomas Aquinas. A Dominican friar and Doctor of the Church... Read this article What Happened to the Glory Henry Hardinge Menzies, AIA Years ago when I was being interviewed for an architectural job to do a seminary and chapel for a religious order, I met with a bishop of that order. Read this article Stem Cells: A Bioethical Balancing Act Lisa Sowle Cahill Along life's journey, we make many stops. Some are significant and others not so significant. In many ways the story of Mary and Joseph's journey to becoming the parents of Jesus... Read this article Reflexiones El Profeta Entonces, un hombre se acercó y dijo: Háblanos del Conocimiento Interior. Lea este artículo.

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