It takes a certain grace to see how fear clips our wings.

On this feast, we concentrate upon the Eucharistic elements themselves: the bread and the wine, which become the very presence of Christ in our midst.

You can’t define the Trinity—but you are still meant to share it.

The Spirit is the Lord of the Harvest. The Spirit brings it, brings us, to fruition.

Community, sacrament and Scripture: by means of these three mysteries Christ and his church would defy time.

What is to keep any movement or ideology from claiming the authority of the Spirit?

To profess that Jesus was truly human is to insist that he grew as we do.

“It’s in his kiss.” A kiss takes two. When you see how different the other is and yet are drawn in, Christ is calling.

To take Holy Communion in the face of death is to say that it is fellowship, and not food, that matters most.

If we have faith, like Thomas and Thérèse did, we learn from Jesus that to love someone is to promise never to leave them.