Rev. Stuart Higginbotham, DMin

When it comes to religious life, St. Thomas often gets viewed through a suspicious lens. We often view doubt as a weakness or moral failing, but what if doubt is viewed through the lens of wonder and curiosity? How can doubt actually be a sign of deepening faith, as we engage with the Spirit in our lives and seek to grow?

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Rev. Stuart Higginbotham, DMin
Beneath the sparkle and the dye, beneath all that catches our eye, there flows a Deep Easter, a truth that new life is always present. How can we find hope in times of uncertainty, as we recognize how fragile and resilient life is? Thank goodness we have a full fifty days to celebrate Easter, because we need all the time we can get to become saturated with the promise of God’s life-giving presence.
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Rev. Stuart Higginbotham, DMin

In the Crucifixion, God takes all of human experience and pain onto God's Self, entering into the deepest crevices of death to heal the pain of our lives. By reflecting on God's all-embracing love, we see that we have no reason at all to fear death.

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