Let us lectio: You are the One who is coming
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“I believe in the Father Almighty, Creator of Heaven and Earth...” These are familiar words we say on Sundays when we gather for Mass to worship God and declare the great works of the Lord.
The Eucharist Makes Us the Church
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On this the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Catholic Diocese of Fort Worth, I was pleased to hear that the theme is “The Eucharist Makes Us the Church.”
How Jesus Can Change Your Mind
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It’s one of the Bible’s “Wait, what?” instructions. St. Paul tells us to pray without stopping. Which is, you know, impossible.
Father Augustus Tolton: A sign for today
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I recently participated in a conference that explored the church's sexual abuse crisis and the effect the crisis has had on the church's witness in the public square.
Let us lectio: Poured out
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To speak of one as being “poured out like a libation” is to express not merely feeling tired, like when one says they feel like they have been “poured out like wax.”
More Inspiration:
Lukewarm faith has led to a ‘Nietzcshean Spirituality’
By Carlos Sacasa, JCL ()
Our Gaze upon the City
Rev. Ron Rolheiser, OMI ()
NTC reporter gains greater appreciation for self-giving on young adult mission trip
By Juan Guajardo ()
Divine Mercy — a Journey to the Heart of Jesus
By Sharon K. Perkins ()
God's Quiet Presence in our Lives
Father Ron Rolheiser, OMI ()
