Abbot Barnabas Senecal, a Benedictine monk, reflects on the Psalms, prayer, photography, and the Benedictine desire “to seek God daily.” Edited by Fred Yi.
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Thank you for your excellent programs. The one on Muslims was so timely today. I appreciated the comment of the Notre Dame history professor who was interviewed.
How can you help change the fear that dominates the ugly attitude toward immigrants?
Yes, we agree with you. By the way, the Benidictine herbal history is most interesting to me. Many find it too medieval, but I think otherwise. Herbal healing is linked to God, I think. After all, Jesus himself says he is the vine and the tree of life in Holy Scripture. – V. Martin Ogrosky