This is an important parable about personal accountability and responsibility.

Christ the King is present now among the poor, the immigrants, the sick and the imprisoned.

The Beatitudes can be read with an eye to the present, not only the future.

We must be mindful of what is happening to us and around us, responsible for ourselves, our actions and our community.

Resources (money, talents, faith) should be strengthened and increased, as the woman of power’s example makes clear.

The parable of the wedding banquet provides insights into how to enter and remain in the kingdom of heaven.

Jesus provokes his listeners to focus on important matters rather than seeking to justify themselves.

During a time of much disagreement and uncertainty, today’s readings offer a few reminders.

Jesus draws on his Jewish heritage to affirm tradition and shine a light on what is most important: love.

In today’s reading, the entire community is given authority to hold its members to account and rectify wrongful acts.