Gospel Reflection: Pentecost
/Reflection on Pentecost
Read MoreReflection on Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem
Read MoreWhat did Jesus mean by “If any want to become my followers, let them deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.”?
Read MoreWe should strive to shine our light for others as Jesus did during the Transfiguration.
Read MoreThe story of how Jesus miraculously multiplied a few loaves of bread and fishes to feed thousands of people beautifully pre-figured both the Last Supper and the Holy Eucharist.
Read MoreAn image, a metaphor, is a powerful tool to understand life and theology. For many years I had the wrong image in mind of what Jesus meant by “Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me.” As I read and visualized this passage I could feel Jesus’ compassion in his words, but could not understand why he wanted me to take his yoke, and why it was going to be easy.
Read More“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” In Matthew 27:46 we hear Jesus on the cross say in Aramaic and Hebrew “Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?” How is it possible the the Son of God, knowing that He is fulfilling His Father’s plan, felt such despair? This is shocking.
Read MoreWhat did Jesus look like after the Resurrection? Why is he hard to recognize? Was he physical or spiritual in appearance?
Read MoreBy their nature it is difficult to know exactly what Jesus meant through his parables. He used their local scenery, culture, and every day acts to explain deep theological concepts in ways that uneducated people of His time could understand. This makes it somewhat difficult for us in the 21st century to understand, as we may not know some of their local customs and practices. The parable of the talents (Matthew 25:14-30) is one that appears easy, but the meaning may not be as obvious.
Read More“I do choose. Be made clean!” In this passage Jesus heals a leper, teaching us about faith and compassion.
Read MoreThis blog explores our spiritual growth, our journey seeking holiness in every day life.
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