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Unity of Life

In the first creation account, a relatively simple command is given to human beings: men and women are instructed to love and to work.“Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the air...

Time & Work

The human vocation is twofold: to love and to work.We spend a significant part of our lives working.In many ways, work appears to be at the center of our lives.We begin our education as children with a view to helping us enter the world of work.We step into that world...

Time & Love

We are called to order our time wisely.Given the essential place of work in our vocation as men, this wise ordering must apply to the world of work.But while work is an important and noble good, it is not the highest good in life.Rather, the great good of work is...

Time & Rest

Human beings are called to use their time wisely in work and love together.But the book of Genesis shows us, too, that the call to enter into communion with others does not stop at our relationships with other human beings; we are called above all to enter into...

Planning & Prayer

Having explored several scriptural themes that cast light on the stewardship of time, let’s turn to a few critical practices that will strengthen and foster our wise allocation of time.The first practice is planning our lives around prayer. It should be clear by now...

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