Making Sense of Jesus in the 21st Century

Priest, Osteopath & Author

Fr. Jeremiah has been active in the priesthood since his ordination more than 25 years ago.

He has also practiced the specialty of anesthesiology for over 50 years, devoting the most recent twenty years to pain medicine.

His book Confessions of an Unorthodox Priest is available now.

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What would it look like to discover and articulate a new and far more relevant Christian narrative beyond that of the traditional or the tribal? From today's blog post on Evolving Christianity: “When you rest, when you are silent, you are not alone.” —Fr. Jeremiah Loch As Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, founder of osteopathy, has said "All diseases are only effects." When someone hears the word contemplation, they often think of monks and nuns living apart from others in monasteries and convents. "Godliness is great contentment," for we brought nothing into this world and it is certain that we carry nothing out. In all of the major spiritual traditions, when we get to the bottom of all of the mystical teachings, we find that they all point to and say the same thing. That is, "Life is all one." "In Proverbs 8:22 we hear the voice of the woman speaking about the creation of the worlds, before the creation of matter.