“The word for “parish” in Greek is paroikia, which comes from the word for “exile,” meaning “stranger,” “sojourner,” “alien.” To be a parish is to be a collection of exiles. That means that this is not our home. We are… — John Riccardo Copy Share Image
“the key: at least in the body of Christ, never presume that someone intended to offend you.” — John Riccardo Copy Share Image
“The word for “parish” in Greek is paroikia, which comes from the word for “exile,” meaning “stranger,” “sojourner,” “alien.” To be a parish is… — John Riccardo Copy Share Image
“we want to move from being consumers who are purchasing something to being servants who realize, “This is my family. How do I take… — John Riccardo Copy Share Image
“Meekness” is the word that is used to describe how to break a horse. It means “strength under control.” That is who Jesus is;… — John Riccardo Copy Share Image
“holiness is not the accumulation of virtues. Holiness is being possessed by God.” — John Riccardo Copy Share Image
