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Deacon Michael Halbrook
Faith, family, work, and life - all intertwined.
Permanent deacon of the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois. Husband, father of four sons, builder of Catholic technology, and writer of essays, fiction, and homilies.
Homilies & Reflections
He Calls You By Name
"He calls his own sheep by name." It's easy to skip over that line. But stay with it. Jesus doesn't manage a flock. He doesn't track a herd. He calls each she
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Identity
Running and Building
I'm writing this from Walt Disney World. Not a sentence I expected to include in a post about leadership transitions - but here we are.
Faith & Life
What Clarity Feels Like
A weekend full of ministry - and the deepest peace I've felt in years
What the Compass Does
Three days after the first Thursday meeting, Joshua went back to the library.
Homilies & Reflections
Mercy Through Wounds
Of all the things Jesus could have done with his resurrected body, he chose to keep the wounds. Why? Because those wounds are the source of mercy. Those wound
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Transitions
The Long Goodbye
I'm leaving Adobe. After eighteen years, I'm walking out the door at the start of next month. Not because something went wrong - but because something else is pulling me forward.
The Night Before the Arrest
The knight's name was Gaufred de Montbrun, and he had known for eleven days that he was going to be arrested.