There is a tree at the Jesuit Retreat House on Lake Winnebago that stands right on the shore close to large boulders. The tree has a special story due to the fact that at one time it was probably the largest tree on the property … The tree has become something of a spiritual icon at the retreat house. Many people find this tree a manifestation of God’s enduring presence in their damaged and suffering lives. Read more.
“This week’s Gospel shows a side of Jesus that seems out of character for the one who has come to bring good news.”
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Jesus’ message is for all believers
“Jesus tells three parables concerning the kingdom of God in this Sunday’s Gospel reading: the weeds and the wheat, the mustard seed and the yeast.”
Click below to read Fr. Jack Treloar’s reflection of this weekend’s Gospel reading.
Source: God’s reign transforms us
JRH Assistant Director Fr. Jack Treloar, SJ offers a reflection on the readings from June 24-25, 2017.
Click below to read the article from the Compass, a publication of the Green Bay Diocese.
On June 5, 2017, the Jesuits’ Chicago-Detroit and Wisconsin Provinces officially joined to become the USA Midwest Province of the Society of Jesus…
Read more on the Midwest Jesuits website:
http://jesuitsmidwest.org/news-detail?TN=NEWS-20170605111711
JRH Assistant Director Fr. Jack Treloar, SJ is a guest columnist for The Compass, a publication of the Green Bay Diocese. Click below for his latest offering.
Source: In union with Jesus in care
JRH Assistant Director Fr. Jack Treloar, SJ is a guest columnist for The Compass, a publication of the Green Bay Diocese. Click below for his latest offering.
