St Anthony the Abbot and the Dark Night

Eric | January 17, 2008

Throughout my life, I have always had a special devotion to St Anthony the Abbot. I often suffer from terrible nightmares and fierce doubts. I am a living testament to the fact that the dark night of the soul is not always a once in a lifetime experience.
When I have these dark [...]

The Crucifixion of Christ

Eric | January 15, 2008

Why did Jesus have to die? Was Jesus’ death a sacrifice to an angry God, or was it something else?
Whether or not Jesus died as a human sacrifice to a God of Wrath all blood boils down to the answer to one question very important to the answer to a single question: If there [...]

The Nature of God

Eric | January 10, 2008

We have been talking a lot about the nature of God and the most fundamental beliefs of the the faith of the prophets and mystics. Of the hundreds if not thousands of ways we could take the discussion of the nature of the Deity, I have decided to continue my posts inspired by Brian [...]

Epiphany and Mystery of God

Eric | January 6, 2008

We have followed the star to the new born Christ, and behold the one in whom God is made manifest to the world. We stand by the river Jordan and watch the skies open as the dove descends upon our Lord. We drink the wine at the wedding at Cana and marvel [...]

St Elizabeth Ann Seton (2008)

Eric | January 4, 2008

Blessed Mother Seton is very close to my heart. When I lived in Maryland, I would visit her Shrine at least once a week. I am also the custodian of a First Class Relic of this most holy saint. Reading her Journals and other writings touches me in a very special [...]

The Word God Reimagined

Eric | January 3, 2008

In Christ Jesus, the world met someone who radically challenged their views of God. The God of Jesus is something the world had never seen before.
He is our Daddy, or Abba as Jesus called him. This God is so close and dear to us that we can call him Daddy. This [...]

Jesus, Son of God

Eric | January 3, 2008

Domine Iesu Christe, Filii Dei, miserere mei, peccatoris.
Lately, I have noticed that the Jesus Prayer has been spontaneously popping out of my mouth. I don’t even notice that it is happening until it is happening.
It has become so common to refer to Jesus as the Son of God that I think most of [...]

Heaven and Hell

Eric | January 2, 2008

You may want to skip ahead and then come back to this paragraph. I don’t want you to think I am saying something that I am not: I think heaven and hell do not play a large enough issue for the followers of Jesus.
I know what you are thinking. There he [...]

St Abel (2008)

Eric | January 2, 2008

It is hard to think about Abel without thinking about his brother and his martyrdom. I think it is more interesting to try to focus on Abel himself. This is the only person Jesus ever called righteous (Matt 23:35). We know so little about him.
“And Abel, he also brought of [...]

The Jesuses I have Known

Eric | January 1, 2008

I have been reading Brian D. McLaren’s, a Generous Orthodoxy, and it has really been making me think a lot about my faith. At the end of each chapter, he asks numerous questions, and I have been learning a lot about the faith I actually believe.
Over the next couple of weeks, I will be [...]

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"Listening for Wisdom's Cry"

Wisdom's Cry is journal of my personal quest to find spiritual meaning as a Catholic who practices Creation Spirituality and who no longer feels at home in the Roman Church. I am sharing my personal journey because I fell like I am not alone in this quest, and if any of my thoughts can help others who are struggling than it is my sacred duty to share them.


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