In an age when it seems everyone wants to have more, be more, say more, achieve more, we’re introduced in this Sunday’s Gospel to an idea that some might consider …
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This Sunday’s Gospel offers all of us a simple but bold reminder that discipleship isn’t easy. It entails risk. It involves sacrifice. And it demands courage.
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The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ reminds us that Jesus hasn’t left us.
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In a world torn apart by war, division and unrest, we need to hear again the first words of Jesus to the gathered disciples after the Resurrection.
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As the world awaits the arrival of the Holy Spirit, the Church this week has one more message to convey.
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We pay so much attention to the figure of the good shepherd in this Gospel, we might overlook another important detail.
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So, just where was Thomas? When we hear this reading from St. John’s Gospel, we can’t help but wonder.
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Even an astounding healing can come at a cost.
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So what are we doing on a mountaintop in the early days of Lent?
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This last Sunday before Lent offers us a lesson in what is expected of us as disciples, and Jesus maps out the road we need to travel.
