Our Future
Chances are that we, ordinary people, can still list our successes, because they are limited in number. But even in their limited number they can give us some reassurance that the…
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Thoughts of Dad
The Dad I’d Buy If I were shopping for a Dad, here is what I’d buy: One who would always stop to answer a little boy’s “Why?” One who would…
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His Very Self
The scripture readings for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ focus on covenants. In the Book of Exodus (24:3-8), at Mt. Sinai, Moses sprinkled blood…
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Pentecost Dreams
On Pentecost Sunday, we are invited to stop and impress upon ourselves how every single aspect of our life, at all levels, from the biological to the supernatural, is brought…
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A New Light: How Church Improves Health and Healing for Seniors
Life’s long and winding roads will lead us to unexpected destinations. On our journey, we encounter challenges and adversity that make us stronger. As we grow older, the more we…
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The Fruit of Love
Whenever Jesus wants to convey a difficult spiritual concept, he resorts to timeless images of daily living. Thus, his Words of Life are forever associated with pictures from the life…
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Happy Easter
Every year, on Palm Sunday and on Good Friday, among other relevant things, we recall Simon Peter’s triple denial of even knowing Jesus. That was the pre-Resurrection Simon Peter, alas,…
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Contemplating the Passion
The Holy Spirit could move us in many ways as we contemplate the Passion narrative according to Mark (14:1-15:47). However, if we need some guidance in this endeavor, let me…
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God’s Light
Since the theme of our liturgy for the 4th Sunday of Lent is LIGHT, allow me to quote to you some verses about light in the Gospel of John: The light shines…
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