We can close ourselves to the best of this life, and, however else we define sin, it is surely that.
The Good Word
Peter is imprisoned by Agrippa I
This is the thirty-fifth entry in the Bible Junkies Online Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles In this entry James brother of John and Peter face the wrath of the authorities For previous entries please now go to the Complete Acts of the Apostle Commentary where you can find links to each of
The Feast of the Assumption: Sharing in Mary’s seamless death
Death doesn’t come by calendar or clock, but it need not come as thief.
When someone tells you that you’re in a hole, listen.
There are truths about ourselves that we alone know. And there are others that everyone, except us, can see.
We learn, when, in graced memory, we retrace what went wrong.
How good are we with the cracks, with responding to unexpected demands?
In Antioch they are called “Christians”
This is the thirty-fourth entry in the Bible Junkies Online Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles In this entry the narrative turns to the origin and development of the Church at Antioch For previous entries please now go to the Complete Acts of the Apostle Commentary where you can find links to
Kingdom Consciousness: Why Christians look to the ‘not yet’
To forget the kingdom to come is to make ourselves at home in the world.
Once having known the presence of God, we can’t forget it.
When we pray, we know that someone is there.
St. Thérèse taught me to pray—and play—with Jesus.
Create the smallest of openings, and Christ can put Peter Pan to shame.
In Orlando as in Jerusalem, the Kingdom of God is at hand
Pope Francis’ recent call for the church and for Catholics to apologize to the L.G.B.T. community is cause for hope.
