Who might we be in these narratives? Who was there during Jesus’ time of need?

What might be difficult to understand on Easter Sunday should become clearer throughout the Easter season.

We must seek healing for our own spiritual blindness in order to see the light of Christ.

Mary and Martha inspire us to maintain an unshakable faith, even during the darkest of hours.

The woman at the well is an example of Christian witness and discipleship.

Transfiguration foreshadows Jesus’ future glory in the resurrection.

What does Jesus mean when he calls for perfection?

Lent gives us an opportunity to work against temptations.

By fostering societies in which people support one another, we emulate God, who cares for all of us.

Matthew depicts Jesus ascending a mountain, like Moses, to interpret Jewish laws.

Although the Holy Family is central to this feast of the Presentation, Simeon and Anna play vital roles.

Today’s readings describe moments of destruction, uncertainty and discord.

Who is Jesus? On this celebration of Jesus’ baptism, the Gospel of Matthew provides a clear answer: Jesus is the Son of God.

Today’s readings provoke us to self-reflection and action.

Merry Christmas! Today we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

The magi can represent the openness and universality of the Gospel.

We are called to treat one another like family, with dignity and respect.

Like Isaiah's community, we can find joy in salvation from the Lord.

Matthew connects Jesus to the Emmanuel prophecy of old.

John the Baptist’s example can inspire modern readers to speak truth to power.