The Weight of Our Sins
Christopher Heffron
July 9, 2025
God knows our flaws and loves us in spite of them. We are not irredeemable.
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Mercy That Never Ends
Patricia Breen
April 13, 2025
The mercy of God is unending and yet sometimes that is hard for us to accept. Pope Francis once said, “God never tires of forgiving us; we are the ones who tire of seeking his mercy.”
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St. Peter’s Regret: A Lesson for Us All
Jim Van Vurst, OFM
March 11, 2025
Jesus showed his friend the way from regret to healing. He can do the same for us.
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A Prodigal Daughter Returns
Judith Costello, MA
March 7, 2025
After years away from the Church, this woman came home again.
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Quiet My Thunder, Lord
Colleen Arnold, MD
February 19, 2025
Much like the rumbling thunder in the background on a hot summer afternoon, my temper sometimes rumbles under the surface instead of exploding
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Mercy, Not Sacrifice
Herman Sutter
November 18, 2024
In Matthew’s Gospel, when the Pharisees challenge Jesus for letting his followers pluck grains of wheat on the Sabbath, they are reminding him that the Sabbath is holy and that the law requires it be set aside as a time ...
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