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Weekly Reflection: What Happened to Liam?

by corneliuscorps | Jan 22, 2026 | 2026, Weekly Reflection

  What happened to Liam? A distraught pre-school teacher in Minneapolis is dreading this question that her students are bound to ask. Five year old Liam Ramos is one of her students. He and his father were recently abducted by ICE as Liam’s father picked...

Weekly Reflections: The Witness of Two Women Years Apart

by corneliuscorps | Jan 15, 2026 | 2026, Weekly Reflection

Two women in different places and from different times in our nation’s history shared the following experiences in common: They engaged in nonviolent acts in support of a movement for justice for marginalized and oppressed people. They were targeted and shot to...

Weekly Reflection: Choosing Another Way

by corneliuscorps | Jan 8, 2026 | 2026, Weekly Reflection

On January 6, many Christians around the world observe Epiphany. The gospel for this day is the account of the three Magj (wise men) following a star to find the baby Jesus. The Magi first stop in Jerusalem looking for the new born “king of the Jews.” They...
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