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Jesus, in his ministry, often told people “no”. Not because he didn’t love them or want what was best for them, but because he did.
Major events in history often are preceded a series of warnings. Signs that frequently go unheeded until it is too late.
There is something of a cottage industry on social media these days: The posting to the internet of videos of people doing bad or stupid things… and then getting their just deserts. You might call it a variation of scapegoating.
What do the Crucifixion, the Assumption and college graduation have in common? A reflection by Br. McLean Bennett, OFM Cap.
The grace of a true relationship with God — the grace of true joy — usually comes wrapped in the mundane simplicity of daily life.
What comes after “the Mass is ended, go in peace?”
