Most Revd Dr. Thabo Makgoba
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The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Originally Published: May 31, 2025 May we be shaken, not gently, not poetically,but hard like a nation waking in the nightto find that Christ has been knockingat our borders and we have been too afraid, too busy,too proud to let Him in.May we be shaken by the truththat the Mother of our Lord was a…
Of who you are-
Dance make dreams happen Create everlasting memories of the heart So, when in time thoughts fade touch recollects the feel of your laughter the depth of your tears the heart of your triumph and the love that made it grow… Play in the rain sow, the gift of your seeds feel the warmth of the…
A Sacred First Encounter: How My Grandfather’s Spirit Rooted My Spiritual Call
Lately, I find myself drawn into deeper reflections on my spiritual journey, as though the threads of my past, present, and future are weaving together in ways I can no longer ignore. Perhaps it’s the growing chorus of voices encouraging me to publish something new—a call to share my thoughts and experiences in another work….
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Lent 1: Illusions in the Wilderness: Pleasure, Pride, and Possessions
There was a priest I knew who lived in Princeton. One evening he went to visit with a gentleman from his congregation. He had never been invited in until this day. As he approached the home and drove into the long drive, he took special notice to the meticulously taken care of lawn. It was…
“When We Cut the Cord of Compassion: A Pastoral Reflection on the Consequences of Reducing Medicaid and SNAP Benefits”
Originally published: May 22, 2025 In every generation, Scripture reminds us that the measure of a just society lies not in the wealth of its elite, but in the well-being of its most vulnerable. Over and over again, we hear God’s heart cry through the prophets: “Woe to those who enact unjust decrees… who rob…
