On the occasion of his son’s first Communion, Tim O’Malley writes for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, “Know that when you receive Our Lord in the Eucharist, not just today but for the rest of ...
For the Third Sunday of Easter, Timothy O’Malley about the disciples’ encounter with Jesus on the Road to Emmaus. The disciples recognized the risen Lord in the breaking of the bread. Tim writes: “There is ...
For the Second Sunday of Easter, Timothy O’Malley focuses in this week’s Scripture reflection on unity in the Church. Acts serves as a prophetic icon to the Church, reminding us of our original vocation to ...
In preparing us to celebrate Easter, Timothy O’Malley takes a line from Peter in Acts, saying, “You know what happened all over Judea.” But O’Malley goes deeper, writing of a notional assent. A notional assent ...
Timothy O’Malley prepares us this week for the celebration of Palm Sunday. Tim says, “Palm Sunday seeks to shake us out of this overly familiar posture toward the central mystery of salvation. As the death ...
Preparing us for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, Timothy O’Malley writes that “in the waning days of Lent, we are invited to participate in this new covenant of love in the flesh. Christ’s very body ...
For the Fourth Sunday of Lent, Tim O’Malley writes about the proclamation from Chronicles, that we are thrown into the divine judgment of the kingdom of Judah and the city of Jerusalem. The whole people ...
Timothy O’Malley writes for the Third Sunday of Lent about Jesus raising a ruckus in the temple, which was turned into a marketplace. God gave us the Ten Commandments to avoid leading our hearts into ...
Reflecting on the Second Sunday of Lent, Timothy O’Malley writes: “If we are to celebrate the resurrection on Easter, we must gaze upon Our Lord, see his suffering, and the suffering of our neighbor here ...
As we journey through the first days of Lent, Tim O’Malley, reflecting on the First Sunday of Lent, reminds us “Penance is not a mode of self-punishment, whereby we, the Christian, prove our mettle against ...
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