Tag: Sunday Readings

The story of Lazarus shows that Jesus is a heartsick lover, not a harsh judge.

Visit your baptismal font this Sunday. It changed everything.

Now that we have been at it for 18 days, Jesus comes to us to double check that our Lent is on the right track, via the Woman at the Well.

The Apostles would have known exactly what the transfiguration meant. Do we?

This Sunday the Gospel is all about three different encounters with the devil: First, in the Garden of Eden; second, in the desert — and, third, the one you just entered into this Lent.

Jesus says something very relevant to the discussion about how to welcome people into the Church in the Gospel for the Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A.

2019 book “Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World” never mentions the Beatitudes, but traces their evidence everywhere.

God is love and truth, and love and truth grow by multiplication, not division.

After all of the hoopla and anticipation, after the big reveal of Jesus, what follows? Crickets.

Pope Benedict XVI considered the story of the Magi, the star, and the Baby Jesus the master story for faith in the 21st century.