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The Word
Dianne Bergant
I want to be in that number when the saints go marching in rdquo Who has not heard that rousing hymn and wanted to be part of that glorious parade But the fee seems so high One has to go through a time of great distress to wash one rsquo s robes in the blood of the lamb In other words to be
The Word
Dianne Bergant
Where do we go when we die This is not a frivolous question It has puzzled people of all cultures from the beginning of time and it continues to puzzle many today This question in no way suggests a lack of faith Rather it underscores some of the mystery surrounding death nbsp In the past th
The Word
Dianne Bergant
Several years ago Bishop Kenneth Untener of Saginaw Mich reminded a seminary graduating class that building ramps will not give back to the disabled the use of their legs In other words ministry does not always turn circumstances around Sometimes the most it can do is hold back the tide of mis
FaithThe Word
Dianne Bergant
Suffering of various kinds and intensities explodes in the life of every human being.
FaithThe Word
Dianne Bergant
The readings challenge us: “I have set before you reputation and wisdom, comfort and eternal life.” What will we choose?
The Word
Dianne Bergant
It is not good for the man to be alone rdquo writes the author of Genesis Nor is it good for the woman or the child Our fundamental human need to bond with another is beyond question We are told that newborns can die if they do not experience human touch And even if they do not die they may b