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BJ Gonzalvo
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BJ Gonzalvo, PhD, is an organizational psychologist who helps workers perform to the best of their abilities. He hopes to do the same for those working in God's vineyard and help us all be who God meant us to be.
He enjoys sharing the insights he derives from his reflections on psychology, culture, and most especially his Catholic faith. His writing has appeared in Busted Halo,
Northwest Catholic
, and his website,
www.SaintlyNest.com
. He is the author of several books including
Lead Like the Saints, Gift of Kapwa, and Music: The Art of Togetherness.
Latest Articles By BJ Gonzalvo
Rediscovering the Inner Joy of Christmas
Christmas traditions, rituals, and decorations can lead us to jubilation but it's the simplicity and the humility of our Savior in the manger that has the power to remind us of the deeper meaning of Christmas joy.
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Kindness Makes Us Human
Kindness makes us human. Compassion makes us feel alive and can keep our species alive. We can choose compassion when granted the opportunity, even at the worst of times.
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St. Francis, why are people always after you?
"Francis, you’re not a handsome man. You’re not a learned man. You’re not a nobleman. So why is everybody after you?" The humility and authenticity of a time-tested "influencer."
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My Lola's Little Way of Praying the Rosary
Lessons I learned as a child from praying the rosary with my grandmother
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Saintly Models for "Modern Day Missionaries"
Saints Lorenzo Ruiz, Pedro Calungsod as models of faith for Filipinos overseas, "modern-day missionaries."
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The Fruit of Silence and Solitude
silent retreat, silence, solitude
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Listening as an act of charity and faith
Listening is an act of faith, charity, and generosity. And as we know, nothing about any of that is easy.
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Love Attracts Love
"Love attracts love" as Saint Teresa of Avila put it. But what is love? How do we find it and where?
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Lent: A Journey to Find Our True Selves
The Lenten Season is our invitation to a journey of self-rediscovery, to guide us back to finding our way to our true selves, to who we were meant to be.
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Patience as a Virtue that Leads to Other Virtues
Patience is a virtue that can lead to other virtues.
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Grit and Prayer – Lessons from Saint Joan of Arc for this Military Veteran
Serving in the military is a great source of pride and honor for anyone. It certainly is for me but it is also one of the most challenging things I have ever done in my life. Military service offers, firsthand lessons in, among many other things, grit.
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Made for Love
Well, we are here now on the only livable planet known to humanity and yet many still choose to believe that love is here and that love prevails.
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The Little Way: A New Year's Resolution
For your New Year's resolution, let's take 2021 one rosary bead at a time.
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Spreading the Joy of Music
The real superspreader is Music.
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The Power of Humble Leaders
Leadership must go through humility and with humility in order to lead all of us in our response to the call to holiness.
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