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During these last days of Lent the Church offers us Isaiah’s Servant Songs as meditations on the person and mission of Jesus.
In powerlessness freely accepted, Jesus modeled for us a new way of life, one that can disarm power when lived well.
God will deliver his people from all their sins. The future that God has in mind for them (us) will come to them (us) by way of salvation in Christ.
Good Friday shows us that Christ died on the cross so we may have help carrying our own.
In the Gospel of John, we have to wrestle with the fact that this good and holy man is in fact the human manifestation of the one, true God.
Why is there no Gospel account of Jesus’ meeting with his mother right after his resurrection or in the 40 days before his ascension?
Praying the rosary to find strength and support is common. This man prays the rosary for an end to racism.
As we prepare to celebrate Easter, this author reminds us that miracles are all around us.
The prophets are persecuted because they represent the justice of God. To the extent that we do not reject our own sinfulness, we are all allies of the power of wickedness.
What gives us peace in the dark moments, in life’s darkest moments, is always hope. Hope does not disappoint: it is always there, silent, humble, but strong
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