Will We Always Have Second Chances? (3rd Sunday of Lent)
Does this mean that God’s mercy has its limits? Does this mean that while our God is a God of second chances and maybe third chances, he is not... Read more
Does this mean that God’s mercy has its limits? Does this mean that while our God is a God of second chances and maybe third chances, he is not... Read more
We know that his love has broken every record. All we need to do is gaze at His son on the cross to know the astonishing truth–that God has... Read more
In truth, the Word made flesh, the Word of God, flows out of what fills the very heart of God. When God speaks, God speaks from the heart. So... Read more
There are many ways to read the Word of God. A dangerous way would be to read Scripture literally. “From the person who takes your cloak, do not withhold... Read more
So today, when I read about Simon Peter’s half-hearted protest when our Lord asks him to go out fishing again after an entire night of hard work out at... Read more
In truth, God does not leave us. On the cross, love stays. Love may be crushed but love does not vanish. Love “bears all things, believes all things, hopes... Read more
The words spoken by Jesus in our Gospel today are not just for those rotting away in jail cells and not just for those who have lost their eyesight... Read more
“What does it mean to be whole?” It is a question that makes us wait since the final answer is the one that unravels—a slow unpeeling of the truth... Read more
And so it really matters not if you are rich, or Asian, or just plain crazy for God’s kingdom. If we have labored and sacrificed with our King, if... Read more
To sum up all of our faith therefore, we are to take care that our love be undivided. We cannot separate ourselves into little compartments when we love God.... Read more