Many people who walked with Jesus are unnamed in the Gospels. They offer us models for living as Christian witnesses.
Jaime L. Waters
Jaime L. Waters teaches at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. She is an associate professor of Old Testament.
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From slavery to civil rights, ‘The Black Church’ on PBS tells an essential American story
Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr. offers a thought-provoking journey through American history using the Black church as an entry point and a lens for critical examination.
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The hand of God is with those on the frontline of care
Today’s Gospel prompts us to honor, appreciate and thank the many people who have been healers in our midst,
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Now, more than ever, God calls us to treat the sick with dignity
The Gospel reminds us to treat all people, especially the sick, with dignity, care and respect.
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God loves all of creation. We should too.
Today’s readings inspire us to be mindful and attuned to all of creation and the ways that we support or harm our fellow creatures.
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Lent reminds us we are not alone in our quest for understanding
Today’s readings remind us we are not alone in our quest for understanding and clarity.
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Mary’s steadfast commitment to motherhood—and her son—can inspire us all.
Today is an excellent opportunity to reflect on Mary’s presence in the Gospels as we honor her as the mother of God.
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God has come. So has our hope.
At the end of a difficult year, the readings for Christmas Masses during the day offer us needed comfort and hope.
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Today’s Gospel reminds us we need good teachers we can trust.
The Gospel shows how Jesus preaches: through words and actions.
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Do you know your purpose in life? Scripture can help you discern.
The disciples are at work, fishing or mending nets, and Jesus invites them to embark on a new vocation