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The Glory of the Resurrection
The serpent’s bite was a deadly one. The venom had worked its way deep into the heart of the entire…
Browsing: Catechesis
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The Last Days and the Resurrection of the Dead, Part I
Easter, when we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, will soon be upon us, so it is appropriate to reflect…
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Who Wouldn’t Want This?
Has Lent got you feeling grumpy? Deprived? Hungry? Has politics got you acting like a real bear? Are you snapping…
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Why God Sends Us Imperfect Popes
Pope Francis set tongues wagging again with his latest comments that contraception might be used to prevent birth defects caused…
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Beyond Us and Beside Us
In the Book of Isaiah the prophet recounts his vision: He saw God, sitting before him on a “high and…
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God’s Master Plan Of Love And Creation
A study published in 2012 in a publication called “Prenatal Diagnosis” said that as many as 90 percent of all…
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Faith Without Hope
Ephemeral Hope I possess an intellectual spirituality that makes me shy away from an outward display of faith-filled emotions. I…
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Examining Our Consciences and Lent
Lent is our time to be with Jesus in the desert, where He, in His humanity, experienced weakness, hunger and…
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Mercy Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry?
“Why do they only have 45 minutes for confession?” asked my Protestant dad when I was home over the holidays.…
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Christmas Fulfills Promise to Adam and Eve
St. Ignatius was bishop of Antioch overseeing first century Syrian Christians and was a disciple of the Apostle John. He…