Helplessness, Healing, Harvest (11th Sunday in Ordinary Time - 11am Mass)
A few years ago, in a quiet suburban neighborhood, lived an elderly man named Arthur. After his wife of fifty years passed away, Arthur slow...
A few years ago, in a quiet suburban neighborhood, lived an elderly man named Arthur. After his wife of fifty years passed away, Arthur slow...
Several years ago, a veteran middle school teacher noticed a dramatic change in one of her eighth-grade students. He had always been quiet, ...
A few years ago, during a sudden torrential downpour in the city, a woman was rushing across a crowded grocery store parking lot. The paper ...
As Jesus walks through the temple area, the chief priests, scribes, and elders approach Him with an aggressive, defensive question: "By...
Today’s readings present us with a striking, uncomfortable image of divine judgment and the absolute necessity of authenticity. In the Gospe...
Along the dusty roads of Jericho, a blind beggar named Bartimaeus sits in complete darkness, stranded on the margins of life. His condition ...
The journey of discipleship is a continuous, often painful re-education of the human heart. In today’s Gospel from Mark, Jesus is walking de...