ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Mother’s Day is this weekend. And while Mother’s Day is not on the
Liturgical Calendar, mothering is a calling, task, sacrifice, and surrender
unlike few others. Regardless of who we are, through the hardships, joys,
beauty and pain someone somewhere has mothered us. God, in fact describes
God’s care and redirection as a mother. This week, we enter into mothering,
a task that couldn’t be more opposite than distancing, and we see God
mother us in love in the midst of it all.
Liturgical Calendar, mothering is a calling, task, sacrifice, and surrender
unlike few others. Regardless of who we are, through the hardships, joys,
beauty and pain someone somewhere has mothered us. God, in fact describes
God’s care and redirection as a mother. This week, we enter into mothering,
a task that couldn’t be more opposite than distancing, and we see God
mother us in love in the midst of it all.
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