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In modeling his life on the Gospels, Francis hoped that people would see in him and in the Lesser Brothers an example of what they, too, could achieve if they would only follow Jesus.
This Sunday, we leave behind the season of Lent and carry all that we have learned into Holy Week.
Let us resolve to enter the story of the Lord’s passion, death and resurrection with him today. How will we meet the test?
Being set free is part of God’s relationship with his people. Lent is a time when seeking deliverance from God is particularly appropriate.
Francis prayed continually to be identified with the crucified Christ. His efforts throughout his life to conform himself to the Gospel eventually resulted in a visible manifestation of that prayer.
Do you make time for weekly rest and sabbath in your life? If not, how can you build it into your spiritual walk with God?
We have all been infected with the venom of sinfulness within us and the poison of the atmosphere around us. If we don’t do something about the infection we will sicken and die.
We want a super hero. But the Gospel reminds us that what we have is in fact a savior, an advocate. But sometimes we have to wait for the plan to unfold fully.
As we approach the final week of Lent, the spiritual stakes are high. At some point in our journey, we each are called to spend time alone with Jesus, hearing him speak to us the words he spoke to the woman in today’s Gospel.
The promise of resurrection at the heart of our faith allows us to celebrate our loved ones even in their passing, because we know that life, not death, is the final reality.
