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In this season of deep reflection called Lent, we are beckoned into the wilderness—a realm defined not by geography but by the state of the soul. It is a place…
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In this season of deep reflection called Lent, we are beckoned into the wilderness—a realm defined not by geography but by the state of the soul. It is a place…
Jesus didn’t build barriers—he crossed them. He taught us to love our neighbor, not to fear them.
This crossroad in history is our Shiphrah and Puah moment—now is the time for our faith and love to rise up against fearmongers. If Shiphrah and Puah could…
As the incoming administration plans to centralize power and deepen harm to immigrant communities, Casa Alterna stands firm, combining resistance with radical…
This Election Day, let us reflect on our commitment to justice and solidarity with the oppressed, recognizing that our choices have the power to uplift the…
At Casa Alterna, unexpected challenges foster unity and compassion. When eight asylum seekers arrived, long-term residents eagerly offered support, turning…
Amid these challenges, a heartfelt desire began to resonate within the walls of Casa Alterna: “We need an outing to clear our minds!”
Violence does not solve problems or bring positive change.
In offering hospitality while on medical leave, I learned that I do not carry this weight on my shoulders alone.
“This is my broken body, offered in sacrifice for Christ and compassionate solidarity with those enduring unjust suffering today.”
From Antonella’s perspective, the essence of community lies in mutual support and recognizing that we are not isolated individuals but interconnected beings…
The combined meaning of the babies’ names, ‘beloved strength,’ embodies the beauty and resilience within Casa Alterna’s walls, visible now more than ever.