The God in My Belly Button
By Seton Teaching Fellow, Jonah Kavanaugh I have never heard God speak to me. I mean that in the sense that we have never had a conversation where I heard a…
Answering “Will God Go Grey?” – The Work of a Seton Teaching Fellow
By Seton Teaching Fellow, Liz Knezetic Experience can lead to powerful understanding in a way that words can’t fully express. An experiential understanding can be far more powerful than an…
The Lord Didn’t Bring Me This Far to Leave Me
By Seton Teaching Fellow, Kiley Farrell Amen. I could really leave it at the title, and it would say enough. This story starts off at my student’s church in Harlem…
Under the Mission
By Seton Teaching Fellow, Emilia Tanu “Be subordinate to one another out of reverence for Christ.” Letter to the Ephesians 5:21 As Seton Teaching Fellows, we are well into the…
Daring to Do Things Differently
By Seton Teaching Fellow, Liz Knezetic In my two months living New York City as a Seton Teaching Fellow, I have been struck by so much opportunity, grace and invitation.…
Called to Serve
By Seton Teaching Fellow, MJ Plote We arrived. We went on our first Manhattan exploration adventures. We have settled into our homes, our communities, and our neighborhood. The fellows have…
With Prayer, All Things Are Possible
"The Lord tells us: 'the first task in life is this: prayer.' But not the prayer of words, like a parrot; but the prayer, the heart: gazing on the Lord,…
10 Reasons Why You Should Apply!
1. Your dishes are done, your inbox looks pristine, and you’ve even caught up on thank you notes. Need a new way to procrastinate your senior thesis? Apply to be…
Breaking Bread: Companions on the Journey
Written By: Kate Gapp A Holy Week Reflection: Breaking Bread and Christ's Most Perfect Gift Breaking bread together happens in community. On Fat Tuesday, we received a surprise: our time…
Many Blessings
Many Blessings Written By Miss Tara Molina Within one minute of Olivia slicing her outer wrist open in a freak accident while putting groceries away, every person in the room…