Rev (Dr.) Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer, Omaha World-Herald, Sunday, 8 AUG 2021, “From the Pulpit” The ramifications of COVID infect all organizations, including religion. The increase in souls experiencing Religious Trauma Syndrome (RTS) reveals the complexity of the faith journey: The wanderer who wants nothing to do with a Divine Entity; the prodigal daughter who finds […]
The appearance of justice in what we deem a “trial,” echoes a past execution. When alive, Jesus invited us to experience not a physical rebirth, but a mental rebirth—a reset of how we view the world. Resurrection means letting go of the old ways. Fifty-three years ago, on this day, a resurrection from inequality led
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Rev. Dr. Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer 25 July 2020 Sacred Activism Community False narratives are the historical pebbles reverberating in our present day. Sacred activism calls for courage to awaken and begin anew. On this day seventy-nine years ago, a mother gave birth to a baby whose life would end fourteen years later when
Rev Dr. Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer, From the (virtual) Pulpit, Omaha World Herald Feb 7, 2021. During November and December, Omaha billboards reminded drivers along the I-80 corridor of the antidote to suffering: JOY. Each of us has the innate capability to live joyfully while surrounded by the ever lingering cloud of sorrow, but it requires
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Rev(Dr) Cynthia Ramirez Lindenmeyer From the Pulpit, Omaha World Herald, Dec 27, 2020 The Mandalorian unites us Exiles of the Pandemic, barred from sacramental rituals, pilgrimages, and last rites, to longing for a world where love and peace loom on a nearby horizon. “This is the way” conjures a quest for an honorable system endemic
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