My People Need Christ's Body and Blood
by Salvatore J. CordileoneIn humbling ourselves to serve others, we are not only doing what God asks of us: We are doing what God did for us. Continue Reading »
In humbling ourselves to serve others, we are not only doing what God asks of us: We are doing what God did for us. Continue Reading »
My oldest son worked hard to rake the leavesInto a corner of our yard. Proud to proveWhat all his sweat and effort had achieved,He took my hand, suggesting where he’d moveThe rest tomorrow, to be burned. I gaveFive dollars for the work, advising oneTo spend, one to tithe, the other three, to . . . . Continue Reading »
On this, the darkest day of the year, may we be confident that the light will soon begin to increase. Continue Reading »
The O Antiphons re-orient us to Christ as the center of salvation history. Continue Reading »
Some suggestions for Christmastide book-giving. Continue Reading »
The fly is a wonderfully improbable prompt for Bob Hudson's reflections in The Poet and the Fly. Continue Reading »
True freedom, genuine liberation, comes through freely chosen obedience to God’s purposes. Continue Reading »
May we all ask for the grace to accept the humility of God and his choice to make room for us—lowly as we are—in his plan of salvation. Continue Reading »
God’s choice of Abraham is his free self-determination to be the God who makes and keeps promises. Continue Reading »