Hospitality to strangers, a welcoming spirit, the personal touch -- we expect to find these above all in our churches. Often we do, but it is so easy to extend such welcome only to those we know or to those who look and think like the majority of the members. And now, Carlos Wilton suggests, technology might lead to more impersonal forms of "worship." Commenting especially on the First Reading from the lectionary, Carlos looks to Abraham's hospitality as an example of the importance of interpersonal relationships.
