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The Paraclete
He wore steel rimmed glasses and had hair to the middle of his back. The fringe on his buck-skinned jacket…
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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Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life
“As long as you believe in God and try to be a good person, your religion doesn’t matter.” “There are…
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Emmaus: From Despair to Joy
What a disappointment! They thought they’d found the Messiah. But he’d been trapped like an animal and executed as a…
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Divine Mercy and Doubting Thomas
The Gospels tell an incredible story. A virginal conception. Miraculous healings. Even people coming back from the dead. How are…
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The Victory of the Cross
Terrorism is nothing new. It’s probably as old as the human race. In fact the cradle of civilization, now Iraq,…
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The Victory of Humility
When a conquering hero of the ancient world rode into town in triumph, it was in a regal chariot or…
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The Man Born Blind
The Lion of Judah is no tame lion. Neither is he predictable. While walking along the streets of Jerusalem one…
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The Original Meaning of Lent
Lent’s a time of introspection. We read Exodus, and watch the Israelites grumbling, even after the amazing things God had…
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Lenten Transfiguration
Imagine: you are ten years past customary retirement age. It’s time finally to kick back and relax. You live in…