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The Incarnation and the Family
Every year right after Christmas, we celebrate the feast of the Holy Family. There is an important reason for this. …
Author Marcellino D'Ambrosio, Ph.D.
Marcellino D'Ambrosio, Ph.D.
Grew up in Providence RI. BA at Providence college, Ph.D. in historical theology from Catholic University of America. Former professional musician and theology professor at Loyola College in Maryland and the University of Dallas. Currently owner of Wellness Business Ventures LLC and director of CrossroadsInitiative.com. Father of five.
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The Deeper Meaning of Christmas
In the days of Caesar Augustus, an era of peace was established in the Mediterranean world after centuries of strife. …
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The Christmas Story’s Best Supporting Actor
In the drama of the incarnation, Jesus is, of course, the star. That’s the way it is at every birth. …
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Keeping Christ in Christmas – Our Family’s Approach
“Actions speak louder than words.” “One picture is worth a thousand words.” “Talk is cheap.” There are lots of different…
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Trinity Sunday: Is It Relevant?
Many are ready to give a polite nod of some sort to Jesus of Nazareth. Most honor him as a…
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Reconciliation and the Prodigal Son
4th Sunday in Lent, Cycle C “For our sakes God made him who did not know sin to be sin,…
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The Meaning of Mercy (Part II)
Most religions in the ancient world were local or national cults. The Egyptians worshiped Isis and Osiris. Athens was named…
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The Meaning of Mercy (Part I)
The Second Vatican Council taught us that the Eucharist is the “Source and Summit” of the Christian life. Yet we…
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The Great Adventure
5th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C Peter. Paul. Isaiah. Frodo Baggins. They have more in common than meets the…
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Ignorance of Scripture is Ignorance of Christ
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle C There is a myth that we must lay to rest, once and for…