The episode in today’s Gospel of Jesus rebuking the wind and quieting the sea ends with the disciples asking the question, “Who then is ...
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Today’s Responsorial Psalm reminds us of the need to thank God often. This is what we do at every eucharist, which means “thanksgiving ...
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In John’s gospel Jesus says: “[T]he bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.” (John 6:51) Those who heard this ...
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Having completed the celebration of the liturgical seasons which highlight various aspects of the mystery of our redemption, today we simply ...
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Today we celebrate the third of the three solemnities of the Easter season, the Solemnity of Pentecost. Pentecost is the Greek name of a J ...
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Today we celebrate the second of the three solemnities of the Easter season, the Ascension of the Lord. The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of ...
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The Apostle John, traditionally regarded as “the beloved disciple,” in today’s Second Reading gives us the simplest and yet most profo ...
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In last Sunday’s Gospel Jesus spoke of his relationship to us with the image of the Good Shepherd. It is an image of nurturing and prote ...
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In today’s Gospel Jesus employs the image of a Good Shepherd to describe his relationship to us, his flock. He speaks there of his willi ...
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Today’s readings all call us to conversion and repentance. That may seem like a Lenten theme; but it is just as much an Easter theme, ev ...
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