Perspectives Breadcrumb Home Perspectives Commentaries Scandal of Plenty The Pope’s prayer intention for May is simple: that everyone might have food and that food is not wasted. It sounds ordinary, almost too simple to notice. Yet it speaks into a world where something deeply disproportionate has become normal. Commentaries Builders of Communion: The Neocatechumenal Way’s Mission in Asia Commentaries Feast of the Black Nazarene: A Christ Who Keeps Falling in Our Streets Commentaries "He Came with a Notebook" Commentaries Disarming Our Hearts Commentaries Presence: The Most Demanding Form of Love Commentaries Mary, Peace, and a Fractured New Year Commentaries Mary, Mother of God: Embracing Life as God’s Gift on New Year’s Day Commentaries Pedestals and the Lives Worth Remembering Commentaries Care for Migrants – A Recognition of our Shared Humanity Commentaries Pilgrims of Hope: As the Jubilee Year Closes, Asia Points the Way Forward Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last » Sign Up for Our Newsletters Get awesome content in your inbox. Email Address First Name Last Name Popular Daily Reflection God Will Make A Way Daily Reflection Your Tears can Become Joy Asian News Pakistan Bishops Begin Ad Limina Visit with Mass at Lateran Basilica
Commentaries Scandal of Plenty The Pope’s prayer intention for May is simple: that everyone might have food and that food is not wasted. It sounds ordinary, almost too simple to notice. Yet it speaks into a world where something deeply disproportionate has become normal.
