Let us “receive a revelation.”
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Let us “receive a revelation.”
Read moreWho do we trust and why? The question seems especially appropriate in this era of claims of “fake news.” However, it is not a new
Read moreWords carry meaning. They communicate our thoughts and feelings, tell others about who we are and our relationship with them. The can be used to
Read moreLike the people “before the flood” in Jesus’ discourse, something existentially shattering broke into my well-ordered world with both terror and hope.
Read moreIt is easy to assume today’s readings are a condemnation of the rich.
Read moreWhat is there about Sunday Mass participants that makes them least in accord with teachings on the ecology of Popes John Paul, Benedict, and Francis?
Read moreIf preaching doesn’t make a difference in the lives of listeners, it’s a waste of time.
Read moreWhat if instead of understanding ourselves in the person of the Samaritan, we are the ones in the ditch?
Read moreHow to preach in the contemporary Roman Catholic context the complex story of a multiply divorced and remarried woman? How proclaim a word enabling two young men to be a sign of conversion for us all?
Read moreHave a point. Don’t be dull. Use evocative language. Be yourself.
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