Peace

Posted on by corsomike

Peace is so difficult to achieve.

However, it will never be a reality if we do not make an attempt.

Here is what I suggest that I do and see if this resonates with you.

  1. Enter each and every moment with peaceful thoughts.
  2. If an event or conversation begins to go sideways or non-peaceful first become silent and still.
  3. Silently express that peace come to that moment, event, meeting, conversation, etc.
  4. Speak in ways that are not violent or escalating.
  5. Send positive energy to our government leaders – at all levels.
  6. Send positive energy and healing love for the conversion of Putin, leaders of Hamas and all those in leadership who bring violence and death.

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Michael Corso earned a Master of Divinity from Darlington Seminary, Mahwah, NJ where he began, and continues to focus an expertise in liturgical celebrations. As Chairperson of the Darlington Institute for Continuing Education (DICE), Michael led a program which invited lay women and men to take courses at the seminary. Ordained a Roman Catholic priest for the Archdiocese of Newark, NJ in 1983, Michael went on to serve at Queen of Peace Church, North Arlington, NJ as well as St Valentine Church, Bloomfield, NJ for five years. After leaving the active priesthood, Michael continued to remain involved in parish work at St. Brendan’s Parish in Clifton, NJ. He shared his expertise on liturgy committees, led baptismal preparation courses, gave homilies at children’s masses, and served as a parish trustee. Since 2008 Michael has reactivated his priesthood when he became involved with Sophia. Michael is retired Director of Financial Aid at William Paterson University in Wayne, NJ. Michael is also active as an Ally in Pathways for Prosperity, working alongside those in poverty to help them reach a more sustainable and joy-filled lifestyle. Michael is married and together with his wife of 34 years, Teri, they have three sons.