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Each year as Easter comes along, it occurs to me that we know quite a bit about dealing with day-to-day problems, sickness, suffering of different kinds. But who among us can relate to Resurrection from our own experience?
I am fascinated by the perception of time. Time seems to move fast or slow, depending on our experience.
We all would like to “see Jesus.” And that is a part of our spiritual experience
As Lent comes around each year, I recall the lesson I learned some years ago. I was already a priest for about 30 years, and this struck me as new knowledge. It was always there, but how would I know “unless someone shows me?”
When people say “this is not who we are,” we are called by Christ to examine who we truly are, and look to him for guidance, wisdom, and healing.
We close the Christmas Season with the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. I’m sure, as this day comes along each year, some people ask, “Why would Jesus have to be baptized?”
We are in the beginning of a New Year. It is the custom of Catholics to begin and end many things with the Sign of the Cross.
