Dec. 25, 2022, The Nativity of the Lord: This Christmas night, Luke’s Gospel presents the image of an anointed and holy child between two world-spanning powers: The Roman Empire and the heavenly host.
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This Advent, remember women’s role in salvation history
Dec. 18, 2022, The Fourth Sunday of Advent: The fact that women hold central roles in biblical narratives is nothing new.
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You cannot rush the kingdom of God
Dec. 11, 2022, The Third Sunday of Advent: This week’s Advent message reminds us to take seriously the slow work of anything meaningful.
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This Advent, let the message of John the Baptist guide you
Dec. 4, 2022, The Second Sunday of Advent: This Sunday’s readings challenge the hearer to surrender easy theological answers and false security in order to attain a more expansive sense of the kingdom of heaven.
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This is not an Advent of vengeance
Nov. 27, 2022, The First Sunday of Advent: We have an opportunity for thoughtful reflection on the past and planning for what is on the horizon.
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The power of reflection and gratitude
Nov. 20, 2022, The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe in Ordinary Time: We have an opportunity for thoughtful reflection on the past and planning for what is on the horizon.
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Christ’s beloved community
Nov. 13, 2022, the Thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Even in the midst of persecution, Jesus lived out a ministry rooted in love, and we are called to do the same.
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What the resurrection means for our prayer life
Nov. 6, 2022, the Thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time: Today we gain insights into some of the philosophical and theological debates at the time when Luke was writing.
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As we remember the dead, let us encounter Jesus and repent
Oct. 30, 2022, the Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time: For the week focusing on All Saints and All Souls, we can use this time to reflect on how we can improve ourselves and live better lives.
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We must remember to respond to the cries of the oppressed
Oct. 23, 2022, the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time: We are called to recognize our own shortcomings and implore God’s assistance, while continuing to work and pray for justice.